Detection of thrombin with an Aptamer-based macromolecule biosensor using bacterial ghost system

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A rapid on-site detection of exogenous proteins without the need for equipped laboratories or skilled personnel would benefit many areas. We built a rapid protein detection platform based on aptamer-induced inner-membrane scaffolds dimerization by virtue of bacterial ghost system. When the detection platform was coincubated with two kinds of aptamers targeting two different sites of thrombin, green fluorescence or β-lactamase activity were yielded with two different designs. The latter was detected by commercially available testing strips.

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Wang, J., Ding, K., Chen, Y., Zhang, L., Liu, Z., Xue, A., … Chen, M. (2014, December 19). Detection of thrombin with an Aptamer-based macromolecule biosensor using bacterial ghost system. ACS Synthetic Biology. American Chemical Society. https://doi.org/10.1021/sb500018f

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