Selective Detection and Characterization of Small Cysteine-Containing Peptides with Cluster-Modified Nanopore Sensing
Selective Detection and Characterization of Small Cysteine-Containing Peptides with Cluster-Modified Nanopore Sensing
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使用簇修饰纳米孔传感选择性检测和表征含半胱氨酸的小肽
DOI:
10.1021/acsnano.2c07842
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发表时间:
2022
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17.1
通讯作者:
Reiner, Joseph E.
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作者:
Ghimire, Madhav L.;Cox, Bobby D.;Winn, Cole A.;Rockett, Thomas W.;Schifano, Nicholas P.;Slagle, Hannah M.;Gonzalez, Frank;Bertino, Massimo F.;Caputo, Gregory A.;Reiner, Joseph E.
It was recently demonstrated that one can monitor ligand-induced structure fluctuations of individual thiolate-capped gold nanoclusters using resistive-pulse nanopore sensing. The magnitude of the fluctuations scales with the size of the capping ligand, and it was later shown one can observe ligand exchange in this nanopore setup. We expand on these results by exploring the different types of current fluctuations associated with peptide ligands attaching to tiopronin-capped gold nanoclusters. We show here that the fluctuations can be used to identify the attaching peptide through either the magnitude of the peptide-induced current jumps or the onset of high-frequency current fluctuations. Importantly, the peptide attachment process requires that the peptide contains a cysteine residue. This suggests that nanopore-based monitoring of peptide attachments with thiolate-capped clusters could provide a means for selective detection of cysteine-containing peptides. Finally, we demonstrate the cluster-based protocol with various peptide mixtures to show that one can identify more than one cysteine-containing peptide in a mixture.