Electron-transfer kinetics through nucleic acids untangled by single-molecular fluorescence blinking
Electron-transfer kinetics through nucleic acids untangled by single-molecular fluorescence blinking
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通过单分子荧光闪烁解开核酸的电子转移动力学
DOI:
10.1016/j.chempr.2022.07.025
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发表时间:
2022
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影响因子:
23.5
通讯作者:
Kawai Kiyohiko
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作者:
Fan Shuya;Xu Jie;Osakada Yasuko;Hashimoto Katsunori;Takayama Kazuya;Natsume Atsushi;Hirano Masaki;Maruyama Atsushi;Fujitsuka Mamoru;Kawai Kumi;Kawai Kiyohiko
Ensemble-averaged measurements have revealed the physicochemical basis of electron transfer (ET) through biomolecules, which is foundational to the development of bioelectronic devices for analysis and diagnosis. However, such measurements can obscure single-molecule kinetics that are pertinent to the underlying science and practical applications. We used DNA to study the distance dependence of the intramolecular ET kinetics by measuring fluorescence blinking. The systematic measurement of the distance dependence of the ET rate up to ∼27 Å clearly demonstrated the single-molecule measurement of ET kinetics and highlighted the large heterogeneity in the ET rate. Each nucleic acid has a specific ET rate, and thus one can obtain sequence information by measuring the ET rate through nucleic acids. We applied single-molecule ET measurement to detect isocitrate dehydrogenase (IDH) mRNA point mutations, which are correlated with treatment efficacy in adult gliomas. We identified the mRNA point mutation in pathological specimens prepared from human glioma model cultured cells.