A J-Aggregating Cyanine-Based NIR-II Optical Sensor for DNA Aptamer-Mediated Detection and Imaging of Quinine

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Gaowei Deng; Chaobang Zhang; Jiawei Chen; Zeng Fang; Shuizhu Wu

doi:10.1039/d5cc03180j

January 1, 2025Chemical Communications

A J-Aggregating Cyanine-Based NIR-II Optical Sensor for DNA Aptamer-Mediated Detection and Imaging of Quinine

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Key Points

The sensor uniquely detects quinine with high specificity and accuracy, providing promising applications in biomedical fields.
It shows that the dye-displacement assay enables effective detection of quinine in the NIR-II region of the spectrum.
This research utilizes an aptamer-based detection method to enhance sensitivity and specificity in chemical sensing.
The findings support further exploration of aptamer-based sensors for advanced imaging and diagnostic tools.

Implication

Aptamer-based sensor detects quinine in solution using a NIR-II optical method, indicating high specificity and reliability.

Abstract

Aptamer-based sensors are powerful tools in analytical and biomedical applications due to their high specificity and programmability. In this study, we report a near-infrared II (NIR-II) dye-displacement assay that integrates...

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Deng et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a36c270a429f797332ff32 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5cc03180j

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A J-Aggregating Cyanine-Based NIR-II Optical Sensor for DNA Aptamer-Mediated Detection and Imaging of Quinine

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A J-Aggregating Cyanine-Based NIR-II Optical Sensor for DNA Aptamer-Mediated Detection and Imaging of Quinine

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