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A multifunctional n-doped cu–mofs (N–cu–mof) nanomaterial-driven electrochemical aptasensor for sensitive detection of deoxynivalenol

Wen X., Huang Q., Nie D. et al. · Molecules · 2021 · 2243

5materials
5samples
3synthesis routes
17measurements
83results
5claims and caveats

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Author interpretations and caveats

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Application RelevanceSupport assessment: High

The AP1/N-Cu-MOF/GCE aptasensor selectively detects DON with negligible response to several co-occurring mycotoxins.

Caveat: Selectivity bar heights are figure-read estimates except for the common 2 ng mL-1 concentration.

p006-p007 · 2.5 Selectivity and Reproducibility · Figure 5 · Linked to 3 structured results

CaveatSupport assessment: High

The aptasensor was not suitable for recycling.

Caveat: No recycling data are shown in the supplied figures.

p006 · 2.5 Selectivity and Reproducibility

Composite RoleSupport assessment: High

N-Cu-MOF functions both as an aptamer support with large surface area and as an electrochemical signal probe for DON sensing.

Caveat: No standalone numeric electrical conductivity value is reported.

p001 · Abstract · Linked to 4 structured results

Phase AssignmentSupport assessment: Medium

The N-Cu-MOF is assigned as a high-crystallinity HKUST-1-type Cu-based MOF whose framework is retained after PVP introduction.

Caveat: Assignment is based on comparison with reported HKUST-1 peaks; no CIF or Rietveld refinement is provided.

p003 · 2.1 Characterization · Figure 2D · Linked to 4 structured results

Synthesis MechanismSupport assessment: Medium

AP1 binds N-Cu-MOF through amino group-copper complexation, suppressing the N-Cu-MOF signal until DON binding removes aptamer from the MOF surface.

Caveat: Mechanistic interpretation is inferred from spectral shifts and DPV response rather than direct binding thermodynamics.

p004-p005 · 2.1-2.2 · Figure S3; Figure 3 · Linked to 3 structured results

Material identities

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MaterialCompositionStructure contextSource
AP1-grafted N-Cu-MOFAP1/N-Cu-MOFCu nodes in N-Cu-MOF interacting with amino groups in AP1 · H3BTC-derived framework linkers plus AP1 deoxynivalenol aptamer3D · CompositeAptamer-functionalised N-Cu-MOF; TEM and FT-IR/UV-vis indicate AP1 located on the N-Cu-MOF scaffold and complexed with copper.p003 · 2.1 Characterization of the N-Cu-MOF · Figure S1; Figure 2E
AP1/N-Cu-MOF/GCE electrochemical aptasensorAP1/N-Cu-MOF on glassy carbon electrodeCu centres in N-Cu-MOF provide the electrochemical signal probe · BTC linkers in N-Cu-MOF plus AP1 aptamerunknown · CompositeComposite sensing electrode fabricated by drop-casting N-Cu-MOF onto GCE and conjugating AP1.p008 · 3.3 Fabrication of the Electrochemical Aptasensor
Bare glassy carbon electrodeGCEunknown · Model SystemNon-MOF electrochemical control electrode.p005 · 2.2 Electrochemical Behaviors of Fabricated Electrodes · Figure 3
N-doped Cu-MOF (N-Cu-MOF)Browse family: HKUST-1 / Cu₃(BTC)₂Cu-BTC/PVP-derived N-doped HKUST-1-type Cu-MOFCu-based MOF nodes; Cu variable valence states Cu(0), Cu+, Cu2+ discussed in electrochemical response · 1,3,5-benzenetricarboxylate from H3BTC; PVP used as nitrogen source/additive3D · PristineHKUST-1-type Cu-based MOF crystals with characteristic XRD peaks and regular octahedral morphology; nitrogen incorporation confirmed by elemental mapping.p003 · 2.1 Characterization of the N-Cu-MOF · Figure 2
N-Cu-MOF-modified glassy carbon electrodeN-Cu-MOF/GCECu centres in N-Cu-MOF · BTC linkers in N-Cu-MOFunknown · CompositeControl electrode prepared by coating N-Cu-MOF dispersion onto GCE.p005 · 2.2 Electrochemical Behaviors of Fabricated Electrodes · Figure 3

Sample register

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SampleForm and roleProcessing and geometrySource
AP1-grafted N-Cu-MOF/GCE aptasensorresearch_0484__mat__ap1_n_cu_mof_gceElectrode · Target Sample · CompositeN-Cu-MOF/GCE incubated with 5 uL of 10 umol L-1 AP1 for 12 h at 37 C, rinsed with PBS, stored at 4 C until use.glassy carbon electrode, 3.0 mm diameterp008 · 3.3 Fabrication of the Electrochemical Aptasensor
AP1/N-Cu-MOF materialresearch_0484__mat__ap1_n_cu_mofPowder · Composite Sample · CompositeAptamer AP1 associated with N-Cu-MOF; specific powder preparation not separately detailed beyond electrode conjugation method.p003 · 2.1 Characterization of the N-Cu-MOF · Figure S1
Bare GCE controlresearch_0484__mat__bare_gceElectrode · Model System · ModelPolished with 1, 0.3 and 0.05 um alumina powder and washed with ultrapure water.glassy carbon electrode, 3.0 mm diameterp008 · 3.1 Materials and Instruments; 3.3 Fabrication
N-Cu-MOF/GCE control electroderesearch_0484__mat__n_cu_mof_gceElectrode · Pristine Control · Composite5 uL of 4 mg mL-1 N-Cu-MOF aqueous dispersion drop-cast on polished GCE, dried, rinsed with PBS and dried.glassy carbon electrode, 3.0 mm diameterp008 · 3.3 Fabrication of the Electrochemical Aptasensor
As-prepared N-Cu-MOF nanoparticlesresearch_0484__mat__n_cu_mofPowder · Pristine Control · DopedBlue solid collected after solvothermal synthesis, washed with DMF and ethanol, dried at 60 C for 12 h.p008 · 3.2 Synthesis of N-Doped Cu-MOF