tWe report on the detection of an angiogenic molecule Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) in dif-ferent biological matrices by means of a new integrated biosensing platform exploiting the propertiesof Bloch surface waves. The new platform takes advantage of a tandem configuration, in which bothlabel-free and enhanced fluorescence detection are implemented. Specifically designed one dimensionalphotonic crystals were deposited directly on disposable and low cost plastic biochips. A direct sandwichimmunoassay was used to detect VEGF in buffer, cell culture supernatant and human plasma at low con-centration (ng/mL). The platform enabled the detection of VEGF in all three matrices with high resolution,fast turnaround time (30 min) and in close agreement with the results of enzyme linked immunosorbentassays.
Bloch surface wave label-free and fluorescence platform for the detection of VEGF biomarker in biological matrices
ALVARO, MARIA;NAPIONE, Lucia;BUSSOLINO, Federico
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2018-01-01
Abstract
tWe report on the detection of an angiogenic molecule Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) in dif-ferent biological matrices by means of a new integrated biosensing platform exploiting the propertiesof Bloch surface waves. The new platform takes advantage of a tandem configuration, in which bothlabel-free and enhanced fluorescence detection are implemented. Specifically designed one dimensionalphotonic crystals were deposited directly on disposable and low cost plastic biochips. A direct sandwichimmunoassay was used to detect VEGF in buffer, cell culture supernatant and human plasma at low con-centration (ng/mL). The platform enabled the detection of VEGF in all three matrices with high resolution,fast turnaround time (30 min) and in close agreement with the results of enzyme linked immunosorbentassays.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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