Antibody-integrated and functionalized graphite-encapsulated magnetic beads, produced using ammonia gas plasma technology, for capturing Salmonella
Antibody-integrated and functionalized graphite-encapsulated magnetic beads, produced using ammonia gas plasma technology, for capturing Salmonella
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使用氨气等离子体技术生产的抗体集成和功能化石墨封装磁珠,用于捕获沙门氏菌
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10.1016/j.bmcl.2015.01.031
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2015
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and Masaaki Nagatsu
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Akikazu Sakudo;Han Chou;and Masaaki Nagatsu
Salmonellaspp. is the single and most important causative agent of foodborne infections, especially involving foods such as eggs, milk and meat. To prevent infection, a reliable surveillance system is required that can quickly and sensitively detectSalmonella. Here, we describe the development of antibody-integrated magnetic beads that are functionalized by a novel strategy using ammonia gas plasma. Ammonia plasma, produced by a radio frequency (RF) power supply, was allowed to react with the surface of graphite-encapsulated magnetic beads, resulting in the introduction of amino groups. An anti-Salmonellaantibody was then anchored by sulfide groups present on the protein surface to the amino groups of the magnetic beads viaN-succinimidyl 3-(2-pyridyldithio) propionate (SPDP). The potential usefulness of these magnetic beads for capturingSalmonellawas examined as follows. The beads were incubated withSalmonellain liquid medium and then separated from the supernatant by applying a magnetic field. After thorough washing, adsorption ofSalmonellato the beads was confirmed by immunochromatography, polymerase chain reaction and a direct culture assay. Our findings indicate that the capture and concentration ofSalmonellausing the antibody-integrated magnetic beads was more efficient than commercial Dynabeads® anti-Salmonella, which are conventionally used for concentratingSalmonellafrom liquid cultures. We believe this novel bead technology will contribute to the enhanced detection ofSalmonella.