Label-Free Multimetric Measurement of Molecular Binding Kinetics by Electrical Modulation of a Flexible Nanobiolayer

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Abstract

Most label-free techniques rely on measuring refractive index or mass change on the sensor surface. Thus, it is challenging for them to measure small molecules or enzymatic processes that only induce a minor mass change on the analyte molecules. Here, we have developed a technique by combining Surface Plasmon Resonance sensing with an Oscillating Biomolecule Layer approach (SPR-OBL) to enhance the sensitivity of traditional SPR. In addition to the inherent mass sensitivity, SPR-OBL is also sensitive to the charge and conformational change of the analyte; hence it overcomes the mass limit and is able to detect small molecules. We show that the multimetric SPR-OBL measurement allows for sensing any changes regarding mass, charge, and conformation, which expands the detection capability of SPR.

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Zhou, X., Ma, G., Wan, Z., & Wang, S. (2022). Label-Free Multimetric Measurement of Molecular Binding Kinetics by Electrical Modulation of a Flexible Nanobiolayer. ACS Sensors, 7(11), 3461–3469. https://doi.org/10.1021/acssensors.2c01804

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