A device and method for improving the DNA detection performance of an optical addressable potential sensor using zno nanorods

A potentiometric sensor and optical addressing technology, applied in the direction of material electrochemical variables, etc., can solve the problems of time-consuming trace DNA, complicated detection process, high production cost, etc., and achieve the effect of short detection time, high sensitivity and convenient operation

Active Publication Date: 2020-11-10
XI AN JIAOTONG UNIV
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The current method of detecting DNA is PCR amplification technology, labeling method and non-labeling method. The PCR method is to amplify DNA fragments or sequences through an enzymatic synthesis reaction, and it takes a long time to amplify a small amount of DNA.
The labeling method usually uses fluorescence to label the probe or the target DNA molecule. DNA production costs are high and the detection process is complicated. The non-labeling method generally uses a chip to modify the complementary strand to directly capture the target DNA molecule. It is simple and fast, but the flat structure may have some effect on DNA hybridization

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[0041] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, the present invention will be further described:

[0042] figure 1 is the measuring device of the present invention. Including Faraday shielding box 1, loading platform 2, semiconductor laser 3, LAPS sensor 4, constant voltage device 5, lock-in amplifier 6, acquisition card 7 and computer 8; wherein, loading platform 2 is placed in Faraday shielding box 1, semiconductor laser 3 and the LAPS sensor 4 are installed on the loading platform 2, the potentiostat 5 is connected with the electrodes on the lock-in amplifier 6 and the LAPS sensor 4, the lock-in amplifier 6 is connected with the acquisition card 7, and the acquisition card 7 is installed on the computer 8 for The photocurrent of LAPS sensor 4 is collected.

[0043] see figure 2 , LAPS sensor 4 comprises alloy plate 10, and the middle position of alloy plate 10 is successively provided with Si layer 12, SiO 2layer 13 and Al layer 14, the middle position of Al lay...

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The invention discloses a device and method for detecting the performance of a DNA by using a ZnO nanorod to enhance an optical addressing potential sensor. The device includes a Faraday shielding box, a loading table, a semiconductor laser, an LAPS sensor, a constant voltage device, a phase-locked amplifier, an acquisition card, and a computer. The method includes the steps of making a LAPS chip,modifying the surface of the LAPS chip with the ZnO nanorod, modifying the surface of the LAPS chip with a probe chain DNA, scanning an I-V curve; placing a target DNA in a detection cavity, scanningthe I-V curve, and comparing the performances of the modified and unmodified ZnO nanorods. Label-free detection of the DNA is realized, and the advantages that the time is short, the cost is low, operation is convenient, three-dimensional sites are provided for DNA hybridization, and sensitivity is high are achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of DNA detection, in particular to a device and method for improving the DNA detection performance of an optical addressing potential sensor by using ZnO nanorods. Background technique [0002] DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) detection is of great significance in the fields of genetic disease diagnosis, pathogen identification, parental testing, drug screening and food safety. The current method for detecting DNA is PCR amplification technology, labeling method and non-labeling method. The PCR method is to amplify DNA fragments or sequences through enzymatic synthesis reaction, and it takes a long time to amplify a small amount of DNA. The labeling method usually uses fluorescence to label the probe or the target DNA molecule. DNA production costs are high and the detection process is complicated. The non-labeling method generally uses a chip to modify the complementary strand to directly capture the target DNA molecule. ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01N27/48
CPCG01N27/48
Inventor 田玉兰吴春生朱平陈雅婷杜立萍
Owner XI AN JIAOTONG UNIV
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