ZHANG Shan,ZHANG Yan,GAO Yu-meng,et al.Construction and Application of a Bimetallic Co-regulated G-triplex/Hemin Colorimetric Sensing Probe[J].Journal of Instrumental Analysis,2023,42(06):707-714.
ZHANG Shan,ZHANG Yan,GAO Yu-meng,et al.Construction and Application of a Bimetallic Co-regulated G-triplex/Hemin Colorimetric Sensing Probe[J].Journal of Instrumental Analysis,2023,42(06):707-714. DOI: 10.19969/j.fxcsxb.22112103.
Construction and Application of a Bimetallic Co-regulated G-triplex/Hemin Colorimetric Sensing Probe
A bimetallic co-regulated G-triplex/hemin colorimetric sensing probe for the quantitative analysis of H,2,O,2, was constructed in this paper.Firstly,a G-rich DNA sequence(5′-CTGGGAGGGAGGGA-3′) was bound to hemin,forming a G-triplex/hemin complex with peroxidase-like activity that catalyzes the oxidation of H,2,O,2,,causing the reaction substrate to change from colorless to green,which was used as the output module of the sensor.Then by screening the metal ions,it was found that the G-triplex structure could be stabilized in the simultaneous presence of K,+, and Sr,2+,.Under the optimal experimental conditions,the absorbance of the solution showed a good linear relationship with H,2,O,2, in the concentration range of 0.5-4.5 mmol/L,and the limit of detection was 0.07 mmol/L.The method was used for the determination of H,2,O,2, in milk.The spiked recoveries ranged from 92.5% to 103%,with the relative standard deviations of 1.2%-5.4%.With the advantages of short base sequence,low cost and high applicability,the probe provides a new idea for the research of G-triplex functionalized nucleic acid probes.