Split aptazyme-based catalytic molecular beacons for amplified detection of adenosine

Design and bioanalytical applications of DNA hairpin-based fluorescent probes

(2013) Jin Huang et al.   TRAC-TRENDS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

Label-Free Catalytic and Molecular Beacon Containing an Abasic Site for Sensitive Fluorescent Detection of Small Inorganic and Organic Molecules

(2012) Panshu Song et al.   ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

A Ligation-Triggered DNAzyme Cascade for Amplified Fluorescence Detection of Biological Small Molecules with Zero-Background Signal

(2011) Li-Min Lu et al.   JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

An aptazyme-based electrochemical biosensor for the detection of adenosine

(2010) Chenhu Sun et al.   ANALYTICA CHIMICA ACTA

Catalytic and Molecular Beacons for Amplified Detection of Metal Ions and Organic Molecules with High Sensitivity

(2010) Xiao-Bing Zhang et al.   ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

Flow Cytometry-Assisted Detection of Adenosine in Serum with an Immobilized Aptamer Sensor

(2010) Po-Jung Jimmy Huang et al.   ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

A general excimer signaling approach for aptamer sensors

(2010) Cuichen Wu et al.   BIOSENSORS & BIOELECTRONICS

Aptamers Generated from Cell-SELEX for Molecular Medicine: A Chemical Biology Approach

(2009) Xiaohong Fang et al.   ACCOUNTS OF CHEMICAL RESEARCH

Label-Free Fluorescent Aptamer Sensor Based on Regulation of Malachite Green Fluorescence

(2009) Weichen Xu et al.   ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

Functional Nucleic Acid Sensors

(2009) Juewen Liu et al.   CHEMICAL REVIEWS

Aptamer Nano-flares for Molecular Detection in Living Cells

(2009) Dan Zheng et al.   NANO LETTERS

Rational design of an optical adenosine sensor by conjugating a DNA aptamer with split DNAzyme halves

(2008) Na Lu et al.   CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS

Adenosine receptors: therapeutic aspects for inflammatory and immune diseases

(2008) György Haskó et al.   NATURE REVIEWS DRUG DISCOVERY

Visual Cocaine Detection with Gold Nanoparticles and Rationally Engineered Aptamer Structures

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