Ultrasensitive biosensor based on magnetic microspheres enhanced microfiber interferometer

A critical barrier for the successful development of fiber sensors for bio-chemical processes is their limitedly improved sensitivity, restricted by the sensor structural design. To solve this, in this paper, a novel concept was proposed using functionalised modified magnetic microspheres (MMSs) to...

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Vydané v:Biosensors & bioelectronics Ročník 145; s. 111563
Hlavní autori: Kumar, Rahul, Leng, Yuankui, Liu, Bin, Zhou, Jun, Shao, Liyang, Yuan, Jinhui, Fan, Xinyu, Wan, Shengpeng, Wu, Tao, Liu, Juan, Binns, Richard, Fu, Yong Qing, Ng, Wai Pang, Farrell, Gerald, Semenova, Yuliya, Xu, Hengyi, Xiong, Yonghua, He, Xingdao, Wu, Qiang
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Abstract A critical barrier for the successful development of fiber sensors for bio-chemical processes is their limitedly improved sensitivity, restricted by the sensor structural design. To solve this, in this paper, a novel concept was proposed using functionalised modified magnetic microspheres (MMSs) to “amplify” the effect of target bio-chemical analytes to significantly improve the fiber sensor's sensitivity, which has been demonstrated using human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) as an example. Two types of antibody hCG, (β and α, both can specifically bind with hCG), were adhered on the surface of fibre sensor and MMSs respectively. Both hCG and MMSs will be specifically captured by the fibre sensor, where MMSs act as an “amplifier” to improve the sensor sensitivity. Experimentally immunomagnetic detection limit of 0.0001 mIU/mL has been achieved, which is the highest reported so far. This newly developed methodology opens a new direction for sensitivity improvement and could be further explored to applications require ultrahigh sensitivity detections such as earlier medical diagnostics. •Use surface modified magnetic microspheres (MMSs) to “amplify” the signal of target analyte.•Provide “additional” sensitivity improvement for the fabricated sensor.•Demonstrated limit of detection of human chorionic gonadotropin as low as 0.0001 mIU/mL, the best value reported so far.•The concept will be pivotal for applications require ultra-high sensitivity detection such as early medical diagnostics..
AbstractList A critical barrier for the successful development of fiber sensors for bio-chemical processes is their limitedly improved sensitivity, restricted by the sensor structural design. To solve this, in this paper, a novel concept was proposed using functionalised modified magnetic microspheres (MMSs) to "amplify" the effect of target bio-chemical analytes to significantly improve the fiber sensor's sensitivity, which has been demonstrated using human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) as an example. Two types of antibody hCG, (β and α, both can specifically bind with hCG), were adhered on the surface of fibre sensor and MMSs respectively. Both hCG and MMSs will be specifically captured by the fibre sensor, where MMSs act as an "amplifier" to improve the sensor sensitivity. Experimentally immunomagnetic detection limit of 0.0001 mIU/mL has been achieved, which is the highest reported so far. This newly developed methodology opens a new direction for sensitivity improvement and could be further explored to applications require ultrahigh sensitivity detections such as earlier medical diagnostics.
A critical barrier for the successful development of fiber sensors for bio-chemical processes is their limitedly improved sensitivity, restricted by the sensor structural design. To solve this, in this paper, a novel concept was proposed using functionalised modified magnetic microspheres (MMSs) to “amplify” the effect of target bio-chemical analytes to significantly improve the fiber sensor's sensitivity, which has been demonstrated using human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) as an example. Two types of antibody hCG, (β and α, both can specifically bind with hCG), were adhered on the surface of fibre sensor and MMSs respectively. Both hCG and MMSs will be specifically captured by the fibre sensor, where MMSs act as an “amplifier” to improve the sensor sensitivity. Experimentally immunomagnetic detection limit of 0.0001 mIU/mL has been achieved, which is the highest reported so far. This newly developed methodology opens a new direction for sensitivity improvement and could be further explored to applications require ultrahigh sensitivity detections such as earlier medical diagnostics. •Use surface modified magnetic microspheres (MMSs) to “amplify” the signal of target analyte.•Provide “additional” sensitivity improvement for the fabricated sensor.•Demonstrated limit of detection of human chorionic gonadotropin as low as 0.0001 mIU/mL, the best value reported so far.•The concept will be pivotal for applications require ultra-high sensitivity detection such as early medical diagnostics..
A critical barrier for the successful development of fiber sensors for bio-chemical processes is their limitedly improved sensitivity, restricted by the sensor structural design. To solve this, in this paper, a novel concept was proposed using functionalised modified magnetic microspheres (MMSs) to "amplify" the effect of target bio-chemical analytes to significantly improve the fiber sensor's sensitivity, which has been demonstrated using human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) as an example. Two types of antibody hCG, (β and α, both can specifically bind with hCG), were adhered on the surface of fibre sensor and MMSs respectively. Both hCG and MMSs will be specifically captured by the fibre sensor, where MMSs act as an "amplifier" to improve the sensor sensitivity. Experimentally immunomagnetic detection limit of 0.0001 mIU/mL has been achieved, which is the highest reported so far. This newly developed methodology opens a new direction for sensitivity improvement and could be further explored to applications require ultrahigh sensitivity detections such as earlier medical diagnostics.A critical barrier for the successful development of fiber sensors for bio-chemical processes is their limitedly improved sensitivity, restricted by the sensor structural design. To solve this, in this paper, a novel concept was proposed using functionalised modified magnetic microspheres (MMSs) to "amplify" the effect of target bio-chemical analytes to significantly improve the fiber sensor's sensitivity, which has been demonstrated using human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) as an example. Two types of antibody hCG, (β and α, both can specifically bind with hCG), were adhered on the surface of fibre sensor and MMSs respectively. Both hCG and MMSs will be specifically captured by the fibre sensor, where MMSs act as an "amplifier" to improve the sensor sensitivity. Experimentally immunomagnetic detection limit of 0.0001 mIU/mL has been achieved, which is the highest reported so far. This newly developed methodology opens a new direction for sensitivity improvement and could be further explored to applications require ultrahigh sensitivity detections such as earlier medical diagnostics.
ArticleNumber 111563
Author Kumar, Rahul
Leng, Yuankui
Zhou, Jun
Liu, Juan
Fan, Xinyu
Yuan, Jinhui
Semenova, Yuliya
Binns, Richard
Wu, Qiang
Liu, Bin
Wu, Tao
Ng, Wai Pang
He, Xingdao
Wan, Shengpeng
Xiong, Yonghua
Fu, Yong Qing
Xu, Hengyi
Shao, Liyang
Farrell, Gerald
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diagnostic techniques
human chorionic gonadotropin
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Humans
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