DNA-induced Synthesis of Biomimetic Enzyme for Sensitive Detection of Superoxide Anions Released from Live Cell
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In this work, we successfully fabricate a rapid, sensitive sensor for the detection of superoxide anions O˙ based on graphene/DNA/Mn(PO) biomimetic enzyme. In the design, graphene is served as excellent carrier to improve the catalysis of Mn(PO) nanoparticles; and DNA adsorbed on graphene acts as medium to assist the growth of Mn(PO) on graphene. The fabricated graphene/DNA/Mn(PO) composites exhibit excellently electrochemical activity, significantly decrease the response time and increase the sensitivity of the sensor towards O˙. The successful detection of O˙ released from cancer cell demonstrated its potential applications in biology and medicine.
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