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8. Nanomaterials in the Assembly of Electrochemical DNA Sensors

  • G. Evtugyn , A. Porfireva , H. Budnikov und T. Hianik
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Nanoanalytics
Ein Kapitel aus dem Buch Nanoanalytics

Abstract

The development of electrochemical DNA sensors and aptasensors based on nanoparticles different in nature, size, shape, and preparation protocols has been considered with particular emphasis to the mechanism of their influence on signal readout and way of implementation in the biosensor assembly. Most attention is paid to application of Au nanoparticles and carbonaceous nanomaterials though the examples of other applications and hybrid nanomaterials are given. The analytical performance of DNA sensors and aptasensors utilizing nanomaterials is classified in accordance with their targets and role of nanoparticles in sensitivity and selectivity of the response. The trends of future progress in the biochemical applications of nanomaterials are discussed.

Abstract

The development of electrochemical DNA sensors and aptasensors based on nanoparticles different in nature, size, shape, and preparation protocols has been considered with particular emphasis to the mechanism of their influence on signal readout and way of implementation in the biosensor assembly. Most attention is paid to application of Au nanoparticles and carbonaceous nanomaterials though the examples of other applications and hybrid nanomaterials are given. The analytical performance of DNA sensors and aptasensors utilizing nanomaterials is classified in accordance with their targets and role of nanoparticles in sensitivity and selectivity of the response. The trends of future progress in the biochemical applications of nanomaterials are discussed.

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  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface V
  3. Contents IX
  4. List of contributing authors XV
  5. Part I: Nanoanalytics: Concepts, Elements, and Peculiarities
  6. 1. Nanoanalytics: Definitions, Classification, History, and Primary Advances 3
  7. Part II: Application in Spectrometric Methods
  8. 2. Gold Nanoparticles in Bioanalytical Techniques 55
  9. 3. Extinction and Emission of Nanoparticles for Application in Rapid Immunotests 87
  10. 4. Nanofilms as Sensitive Layers of Chemical and Biochemical Sensors 107
  11. 5. Energy Transfer in Liquid and Solid Nanoobjects: Application in Luminescent Analysis 131
  12. Part III: Application in Electroanalysis
  13. 6. Nanomaterials: Electrochemical Properties and Application in Sensors 165
  14. 7. Carbon Nanomaterials and Surfactants as Electrode Surface Modifiers in Organic Electroanalysis 223
  15. 8. Nanomaterials in the Assembly of Electrochemical DNA Sensors 253
  16. Part IV: Application in Sorption and Separation Methods
  17. 9. Molecularly Imprinted Polymers: Synthesis, Properties, and Application in Analysis of Real Samples 303
  18. 10. Sorbents Based on Carbon Nanotubes 343
  19. 11. Application of Microemulsions for Extraction and Preconcentration of Hydrophobic Target Compounds 389
  20. 12. Surfactant Micelles in Liquid Chromatography 411
  21. Index 442
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110542011-008

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface V
  3. Contents IX
  4. List of contributing authors XV
  5. Part I: Nanoanalytics: Concepts, Elements, and Peculiarities
  6. 1. Nanoanalytics: Definitions, Classification, History, and Primary Advances 3
  7. Part II: Application in Spectrometric Methods
  8. 2. Gold Nanoparticles in Bioanalytical Techniques 55
  9. 3. Extinction and Emission of Nanoparticles for Application in Rapid Immunotests 87
  10. 4. Nanofilms as Sensitive Layers of Chemical and Biochemical Sensors 107
  11. 5. Energy Transfer in Liquid and Solid Nanoobjects: Application in Luminescent Analysis 131
  12. Part III: Application in Electroanalysis
  13. 6. Nanomaterials: Electrochemical Properties and Application in Sensors 165
  14. 7. Carbon Nanomaterials and Surfactants as Electrode Surface Modifiers in Organic Electroanalysis 223
  15. 8. Nanomaterials in the Assembly of Electrochemical DNA Sensors 253
  16. Part IV: Application in Sorption and Separation Methods
  17. 9. Molecularly Imprinted Polymers: Synthesis, Properties, and Application in Analysis of Real Samples 303
  18. 10. Sorbents Based on Carbon Nanotubes 343
  19. 11. Application of Microemulsions for Extraction and Preconcentration of Hydrophobic Target Compounds 389
  20. 12. Surfactant Micelles in Liquid Chromatography 411
  21. Index 442
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