In Situ Label-Free Monitoring of Riboflavin Concentration in Shewanella via a Fiber-Optic Biosensor Modified by Ti3C2-MXene@ SGNps Composites (Advanced Optical Materials 33/2024)
IF 8 2区 材料科学Q1 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
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Fiber-Optic Riboflavin Sensor
An in-situ label-free fiber-optic riboflavin sensor is developed by Shuang Zhai, Ya-nan Zhang, and co-workers (see article number 2401748). Ti3C2-MXene is used as the supporting substrate, and the sensing interface of the sensor is constructed by the stepwise assembly of square gold nanoparticles (SGNps) and riboflavin kinase, which realizes the monitoring of riboflavin. In this study, a promising solution for the monitoring of marine microbial corrosion is provided.
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