Chemical Communications · 2013 · 26 citations · 19 references
EngineeringBiochemistryBiotechnologyBiosensorsProtein EngineeringBiosensor DesignSignal Amplification StrategiesBiosensor Signal AmplificationBiotin-streptavidin ImmobilizationDetection Limit AssessmentLayer-by-layer AssemblyMethod Detection LimitProtein BiosensingProtein-assisted Signal AmplificationProtein-based Biosensors
Described herein is a unique and inexpensive method that outperforms commercial methods that amplify the streptavidin-biotin recognition event. Amplification induced by streptavidin and biotinylated protein causes the formation of a large detectable polymer. This approach enjoys a 100-fold decrease in detection limit in comparison with the commercial methods.
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