ArticleMikrochimica acta2024
Detection of pathogenic gram-negative bacteria using an antimicrobial peptides-modified bipolar electrode-electrochemiluminescence platform.
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Abstract
Real-time, label-free detection of gram-negative bacteria with high selectivity and sensitivity is demonstrated using a bipolar electrode-electrochemiluminescence (BPE-ECL) platform. This platform utilizes anode luminescence and cathode modification of antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) to effectively capture bacteria. Magainin I, basic AMP from Xenopus skin, boasting an α-helix structure, exhibits a preferential affinity for the surface of gram-negative pathogens. The covalent attachment of the peptide's C-terminal carboxylic acid to the free amines of a previously thiolated linker ensures its secure immobilization onto the surface of the interdigitated gold-plated cathode of BPE. The AMP-modified BPE sensor, when exposed to varying concentrations of gram-negative bacteria, produces reproducible ECL intensities, allowing for the detection of peptide-bacteria interactions within the range 1 to 10
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