A concentration dependent study of acoustic plate mode immunosensor response using antigen/antibody systems with different binding ability
A concentration dependent study of acoustic plate mode immunosensor response using antigen/antibody systems with different binding ability
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DOI:
10.1109/58.726446
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发表时间:
1998-09-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Bender, F
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作者:
Dahint, R;Bender, F
Acoustic plate mode sensors have been used to monitor immunochemical reactions as a function of antigen concentration. In the studies, antibodies were covalently linked to the gold-coated sensing surface via mercaptoethanol, aminosilane, and glutaraldehyde. Two antigen/antibody model systems that differ in their ability to mutually bind one another have been used. For sensor operation at about 150 MHz, a detection limit of approximately 0.5 mu g/ml was obtained in both cases. No significant difference between the two systems was found for the value of the binding constants. They amount to about 1 . 10(8) l/mole and fall well into the range of binding constants reported for homogeneous immunoassays. A comparison of the sensor response obtained for the two model systems shows that about 70% of the immobilized antibodies are active.