Enzyme-free signal amplification in the DNAzyme sensor via target-catalyzed hairpin assembly

Chemical Communications : Chem Comm
Ai-Xian ZhengHuang-Hao Yang

Abstract

A simple, highly sensitive and enzyme-free DNAzyme sensor based on target-catalyzed hairpin assembly is developed, which permits detection of 0.1 pM target DNA. Furthermore, this DNAzyme sensor is capable of detecting target DNA in real samples because of its high selectivity.

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