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titleOfInvention Tri-metal signal amplification aptamer sensor based on cerium metal organic framework @ gold nanocomposite and gold platinum ruthenium nanocomposite for detecting thrombin-sensitive protein-1
abstract The invention uses an aptamer as a target capture agent, and successfully develops a sensor for sensitive detection of thrombin sensitive protein-1 (TSP-1) based on a signal amplification strategy of a cerium metal organic framework @ gold nanocomposite (Ce-MOF @ Au) and a gold platinum ruthenium nanocomposite (AuPtRu NP). The synthesized AuPtRu NP can be used as a catalyst for catalyzing hydrogen peroxide, and can also be used as a nano carrier for capturing amino (-NH2) to terminate single-stranded DNA (S1) so as to obtain a signal probe SP (AuPtRu NP/S1). The Ce-MOF @ Au is obtained by in-situ reduction and is used as an electrode modification material of a glassy carbon electrode. When the detection solution contains H 2 O 2 The AuPtRu NP can oxidize H 2 O 2 To obtain an enhanced signal. The present invention shows from 1fg mL ‑1 To 10ng mL ‑1 Has a linear range of 0.13fg mL ‑1 Very low detection limit. In addition, the aptamer sensor can be directly used for detecting clinical practical samples.
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