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, comparable to those of several common peroxide-producing enzymes. Following these studies, this phenomenon was applied to develop a one-step enzyme-free ECL immunosensor based on sandwiching the target analyte using antibody-conjugated magnetic beads (MB) and AuNPs. Using IgA as a model analyte, the developed immunosensor was able to detect the target in the range of 1 ng/mL to 10 μg/mL, with the lower detection limit being comparable to those of commercial assays for the same target. Altering the antibodies used to modify the MB and AuNPs could further improve the detection limit as well as expand the applicability of this immunoassay to the detection of other analytes.
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