Engineering biosensors with extended, narrowed, or arbitrarily edited dynamic range.
Engineering biosensors with extended, narrowed, or arbitrarily edited dynamic range.
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DOI:
10.1021/ja209850j
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发表时间:
2012-02-15
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
Plaxco, Kevin W.
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作者:
Vallee-Belisle, Alexis;Ricci, Francesco;Plaxco, Kevin W.
Biomolecular recognition has long been an important theme in artificial sensing technologies. A current limitation of protein- and nucleic acid-based recognition, however, is that the useful dynamic range of single-site binding typically spans an 81-fold change in target concentration, an effect that limits the utility of biosensors in applications calling for either great sensitivity (a steeper relationship between target concentration and output signal) or for the quantification of more wide-ranging concentrations. In response, we have adapted strategies employed by nature to modulate the input-output response of its biorecognition systems to rationally edit the useful dynamic range of an artificial biosensor. By engineering a structure-switching mechanism, we first generated a set of receptor variants displaying similar specificity, but spanning a wide range of target affinities. We then rationally combined sub-sets of these variants to expand the pseudo-log-linear dynamic range of our biosensor to six orders of magnitude. Using other combinations of variants we have also fabricated more elaborate, three-state dose-response sensors that respond sensitively only when the target concentration falls above or below some well-defined intermediate regime. Finally, by combining signaling and non-signaling receptor variants, we have succeeded in both compressing the dynamic range of our biosensor by an order of magnitude, and in rationally tuning its narrowed threshold response to any arbitrarily selected target concentrations. Given their widespread occurrence in nature, it would appear that these same approaches could significantly enhance the performance of many biomolecule-based technologies.
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