| Literature DB >> 25476313 |
Marina Cretich1, Marcello Torrisi2, Serena Daminelli2, Paola Gagni2, Lauren Plavisch2, Marcella Chiari2.
Abstract
Here we present a new and rapid immunofiltration assay for simultaneous detection of HIV p24 and hepatitis B virus antigens. The assay platform is composed of a 13 mm nitrocellulose filter spotted with capturing bioprobes and inserted in a Swinnex(®) syringe filter holder. Samples and reagents are flown through the nitrocellulose filter by manual pressure on the syringe. A colorimetric detection allows for naked eye results interpretation. The assay provides sensitivity in the picomolar range in just 5 min, even using low volumes of sample in complex matrix. Probe deposition by spotting allows for flexible combinations of different capturing agents and multiple diagnoses; furthermore, the very simple and inexpensive set-up makes the syringe-based immunoassay on paper microarray a suitable diagnostic system for resource-limited settings.Entities:
Keywords: Flow-through immunoassay; Nitrocellulose; Paper; Resource limited settings
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Year: 2014 PMID: 25476313 DOI: 10.1016/j.talanta.2014.09.027
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Talanta ISSN: 0039-9140 Impact factor: 6.057