Detection of Glucose and Acid Phosphatase Using a Multifunctional Enzyme Cascade Sensing System Based on Hg2[Fe(CN)6] Nanozyme
  
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KeyWord:nanozyme  enzyme cascade system  Hg2[Fe(CN)6]  glucose  acid phosphatase(ACP)
  
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GUO Ao-huan,LI Ping,WANG Guang-li School of Chemical and Material Engineering,Jiangnan University,Wuxi ,China
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      According to the formation of Hg2[Fe(CN)6] nanozyme based on the in-situ reaction of Hg2+ and K4[Fe(CN)6],a multifunctional biosensing platform was constructed based on an enzyme cascade in which the activity of Hg2[Fe(CN)6] depended on hydrogen peroxide(H2O2),as well as pyrophosphate(PPi) was able to bind to Hg2+ and prevent the formation of Hg2[Fe(CN)6] nanozyme.In the presence of glucose,glucose oxidase oxidized glucose to generate H2O2,and then Hg2[Fe(CN)6] catalyzed the decomposition of H2O2 to produce hydroxyl radicals(·OH) to oxidize the substrate of 3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidine(TMB),which enabled the detection of glucose.The linear range of the method for glucose detection was 0.10-500 μmol/L,and the detection limit was 30 nmol/L.In the presence of acid phosphatase(ACP),ACP could hydrolyze PPi to release Hg2+ that could otherwise be bound by PPi,which allowed the reaction of K4[Fe(CN)6] with Hg2+ to generate Hg2[Fe(CN)6] nanozyme for catalyzing the oxidation of TMB.Results showed that the linear range of the method for the detection of ACP was 0.03-50 U/L,and the detection limit was 0.007 0 U/L.This sensing platform is different from the traditional detection system for single target,which provides a new idea for the design of multifunctional sensing systems with simple operation and high sensitivity.
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