AMPLIFIED multiplexed analysis of DNA by the exonuclease iii-catalyzed regeneration of the target dna in the presence of functionalized semiconductor quantum dots

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Quantum dots (QDs) functionalized with a black-hole quencher are used as optical tracer for the detection of DNA using exonuclease as a biocatalyst. The binding of the target DNA or of a target/open hairpin complex to the functionalized QDs leads to the exonuclease-stimulated recycling of the target DNA or the target/hairpin complex. This results in the triggering of the luminescence of the QDs that provides a readout signal for the amplified sensing process. By using different-sized QDs, the multiplexed detection of DNAs is demonstrated. © 2011 American Chemical Society.

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Freeman, R., Liu, X., & Willner, I. (2011). AMPLIFIED multiplexed analysis of DNA by the exonuclease iii-catalyzed regeneration of the target dna in the presence of functionalized semiconductor quantum dots. Nano Letters, 11(10), 4456–4461. https://doi.org/10.1021/nl202761g

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