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GelRed/[G 3 T] 5 /Tb 3+ hybrid: A novel label-free ratiometric fluorescent probe for H 2 O 2 and oxidase-based visual biosensing.

Biosensors & Bioelectronics 2018 Februrary 16
A novel label-free ratiometric fluorescent probe is developed for the detection of H2 O2 based on GelRed/[G3 T]5 /Tb3+ hybrid, in which GelRed (a nucleic acid dye) intercalated into the designed single-stranded DNA [G3 T]5 (i.e. GelRed/[G3 T]5 ) acts as a stable build-in reference with red emission and Tb3+ sensitized by [G3 T]5 (i.e. [G3 T]5 /Tb3+ ) as a sensitive response signal with green fluorescence. With the successive addition of Hg2+ and cysteine (Cys) to GelRed/[G3 T]5 /Tb3+ , the fluorescence of [G3 T]5 /Tb3+ can be effectively quenched and recovered respectively, while the fluorescence of GelRed/[G3 T]5 remains unchangeable. Combined with these properties, we have demonstrated its application for label-free ratiometric fluorescence detection of H2 O2 with self-calibration. The sensing mechanism is based on the specific reaction between H2 O2 and Cys, the resulting disulfide reverses the Cys-mediated fluorescence changes of [G3 T]5 /Tb3+ . This method is further applied to the monitoring of oxidase-related reactions. As the glucose oxidase (GOx)-biocatalyzed oxidation of glucose and the acetylcholine esterase/choline oxidase (AChE/ChOx) cascade yield H2 O2 , such two biocatalytic processes are successfully examined utilized our proposed method, indicating its potential broad applications in biomedical analysis. In addition, we have also demonstrated its feasibility for oxidase-based visual biosensing, in which only a handheld UV lamp is used. Importantly, coupled with our proposed visual biosensing, a realtime quantitative scanometric assays has been also demonstrated by using a smartphone with easy-to-access color-scanning APP as the detection platform. Compared to traditional methods, the proposed design is cost-effective, simple to prepare and easy-to-use without fluorescence labeling or chemical modification.

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