Surface plasmon resonance-based trace detection of small molecules by competitive and signal enhancement immunoreaction.
Surface plasmon resonance-based trace detection of small molecules by competitive and signal enhancement immunoreaction.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.aca.2007.03.074
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发表时间:
2007-05
影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
H. Aizawa;M. Tozuka;S. Kurosawa;K. Kobayashi;S. Reddy;M. Higuchi
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作者:
H. Aizawa;M. Tozuka;S. Kurosawa;K. Kobayashi;S. Reddy;M. Higuchi
A surface plasmon resonance (SPR)-immunosensor for detection of the low molecular weight compound 2,4-dinitorophenol (DNP) at ultra-low concentration has been developed. The sensor strategy is based on a competitive immunoreaction between DNP and a DNP–protein conjugate, namely DNP–bovine serum albumin conjugate (DNP–BSA). Anti-DNP monoclonal antibody was immobilized on a gold thin-film coated SPR-sensor chip by means of a chemical coupling process. DNP–BSA, on contact with the anti-DNP antibody immobilized SPR-immunosensor chip causes an increase in the resonance angle of the sensor chip. The optimum concentration of immobilized antibody on the SPR-sensor chip is 100μgmL−1. The SPR-immunosensor response for free DNP determination using the competitive immunoreaction had a response time of ca. 15min. Using this method, DNP could be determined in the concentration range 1ppt to 1ppb. The SPR signal for ppt levels of DNP was enhanced by a factor of three by subsequently treating immuno-bound DNP–BSA with a secondary anti-DNP antibody.