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Co3O4 /PAn Magnetic Nanoparticle-Modified Electrochemical Immunosensor for Azocyclotin
Abstract
In the current study, for rapid detection of azocylotin residues in agricultural products, the Co3O4/PAn nanoparticles modified electrochemical immunosensor was generated successfully. Azocylotin-BSA artificial antigen coupling to the surface of the working electrode coated with the Co3O4/PAn nanoparticles thin-layer, the competitive inhibition reaction is launched between the azocylotin in the samples and the azocylotin coupled on the electrode with the azocylotin monoclonal antibodies in the test system. The antigen-antibody reaction signal conductive amplified by the coupled silver nanoparticles, and then the electrolytic current in the reaction system was detected. After establishing basic detection system, a series of optimization including the concentration of immobilized membrane optimization, electrode surface coated material composition optimization, selection of buffer, coupling antigen concentration optimization and anti-antibody label optimization will be done. Subsequently, the concentrations of azocylotin in samples of standards, orange and apple were tested, and the results indicated that this immune sensor has good sensitivity and high accuracy. The research could provide the reference for the research, development and application of sensors to realize rapid detection of pesticide residues in agricultural products.
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