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COVID-19: APTAMER-BASED DIAGNOSTICS KIT FOR THE EARLY AND RAPID DETECTION OF COVIDS

COVID-19: APTAMER-BASED DIAGNOSTICS KIT FOR THE EARLY AND RAPID DETECTION OF COVIDS
COVID-19:基于适配体的诊断试剂盒,用于早期快速检测新冠病毒
批准号:
72889
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金额:
$14.6万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2020 至 --

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中文摘要
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APTA-COVID旨在开发一种用户友好的试剂盒,用于早期和快速诊断COVID(及其未来的突变体)感染。计算机建模将能够识别能够识别COVID-19刺突不同结构域的相对较小的分子(称为适体)库。这些分子将被移植到磁性纳米颗粒上,成为一种强大的工具,用于捕获、浓缩和检测口腔拭子/唾液样本中的少量病毒。这将通过将磁性纳米颗粒与样品孵育仅15分钟,用磁铁吸引它们,在洗掉多余的后,将它们与带有荧光分子标记的自由适体孵育15分钟来完成:每个适体识别不同的病毒刺突结构域。最后一次清洗后,在便宜的紫外线灯照射下发出荧光的颗粒将表明病毒的存在。这个套件将比现有的套件(1000个样品50英镑)更具成本效益。更多的人将在更短的时间内接受检测,从而能够更早地发现感染并绘制疫情的地理地图,从而使临床医生和决策者能够迅速采取行动。
英文摘要
APTA-COVID aims to develop **a user-friendly kit** for the early and fast diagnosis of COVID (and its future mutants) infection. Computer modelling will enable the identification of a library of relatively small molecules (called aptamers) able to recognise different domains of the COVID-19 spikes. These molecules will be grafted on to magnetic nanoparticles to become **a powerful tool to capture, concentrate and detect small amounts of viruses in oral swabs/saliva samples**. This will be done by incubating the magnetic nanoparticles with the sample for only 15 min, attracting them with a magnet and after washing out the excess, incubate them for 15 min with free aptamers tagged with fluorescent molecules: each recognising a different virus spike domain. After a final wash, particles that fluoresce under illumination with an inexpensive UV torch will signal the presence of the virus. This kit will be much more cost-effective than the one currently available (£50 for 1000 samples). More individuals will be tested in a shorter time period thus enabling earlier detection of infection and geographical mapping of outbreaks enabling fast actions by clinicians and policymakers.
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  • 项目类别:
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    2026
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  • 项目类别:
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