Albumin solutions were added directly onto each sensing element. When heated, the albumins are thermally oxidised, generating distinct thermochemiluminescence patterns.
We’ve just published the latest paper from Analyst‘s Associate Editor for Asia, Xinrong Zhang, and colleagues from Tsinghua Universtiy, China. It details an innovative nanomaterial array which uses chacteristic thermochemiluminescence signals to recognise protein subtypes and denatured shapes.
Read the paper for free until 8th September.
A thermochemiluminescence array for recognition of protein subtypes and their denatured shapes
Hao Kong, He Wang, Sichun Zhang and Xinrong Zhang
Analyst
DOI: 10.1039/C1AN15382J
Recap on Xinrong Zhang’s previous paper on an aerosol chemiluminescence-based sensor which functions as a mammalian tongue….
Recognition of organic compounds in aqueous solutions by chemiluminescence on an array of catalytic nanoparticles
Hao Kong, Sichun Zhang, Na Na, Da Liu and Xinrong Zhang
Analyst, 2009, 134, 2441-2446
DOI: 10.1039/B917538E
