AND-Logic Strategy for Accurate Analysis of Alzheimer's Disease via Fluorescent Probe Lighted Up by Two Specific Biomarkers
AND-Logic Strategy for Accurate Analysis of Alzheimer's Disease via Fluorescent Probe Lighted Up by Two Specific Biomarkers
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通过两种特定生物标记物点亮的荧光探针准确分析阿尔茨海默病的 AND 逻辑策略
DOI:
10.1021/acs.analchem.1c02943
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Ding Caifeng
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作者:
Zhang Peng;Fu Caixia;Liu Haihong;Guo Xinjie;Zhang Qian;Gao Jian;Chen Wenjuan;Yuan Wei;Ding Caifeng
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) has become a global threat to the elderly health with a short survival time after diagnosis. Due to the asymptomatic stage during the early development, patients are usually diagnosed at the middle or late stage. Therefore, an efficient tool for AD early diagnosis deserves considerable attention, which could make a significant contribution to the treatment intervention. A fluorescent probe has been widely applied for detecting and visualizing species of interestin vitroandin vivo, and the proper reaction between the probe and analytes is responsible for the fluorescence change to provide a lighting-on or ratiometric responsive pattern with satisfactory sensing behavior. In this work, we report the first attempt to build up an AND-logic probeP2for AD accuracy diagnosis taking butyrylcholinesterase (BChE) and reactive oxygen species (ROSs) as dual targets. Upon the co-stimulation by these two factors through enzymatic hydrolysis and redox reaction, the NIR emission could be readily turned on. This AND sensing pattern avoided the false-positive response effectively, and other diseases sharing one biomarker could hardly induce a NIR fluorescence response. The sensing assay has also been confirmed to be feasiblein vitroandin vivowith good sensibility and selectivity. It is worth mentioning that the probe structure has been optimized in terms of the linkage length. This study shows that probeP2with a connecting arm of medium length (one methylene,n= 1) has superior sensing performance, promising to provide a reference for the relative structure design.