Author: Draz, Mohamed Shehata; Shafiee, Hadi
Title: Applications of gold nanoparticles in virus detection Document date: 2018_2_15
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Snippet: AuNP-based fluorometric detection is the most sensitive among the reported methods for HBV detection, with a detection limit of 1 particle/μL. Due to the highly infectious nature of HBV, this limit of detection can be very useful for exploiting these assays for efficient control and management of HBV infection. In addition, the simplicity of scanometric and colorimetric detections is very interesting, allowing flexibility in the detection design.....
Document: AuNP-based fluorometric detection is the most sensitive among the reported methods for HBV detection, with a detection limit of 1 particle/μL. Due to the highly infectious nature of HBV, this limit of detection can be very useful for exploiting these assays for efficient control and management of HBV infection. In addition, the simplicity of scanometric and colorimetric detections is very interesting, allowing flexibility in the detection design and target, and was reported for single and multiple target detection for more efficient and accurate screening of HBV. On the other hand, the developed DLS assay is very novel to HBV research, simple and sensitive; however, the need for bulky equipment for DLS measurement remains the major challenge for its wide use and real application in HBV detection.
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