Bio-inspired hierarchical particles for bioassays

Ning Li , Hanxu Chen , Dongyu Xu , Yuanjin Zhao
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Abstract

Bioassay technology has been proved important in the field of environmental monitoring, disease diagnosis and clinical treatment. At present, diverse bioassay technologies have achieved reliability, rapid responsiveness, convenient operation, along with high sensitivity, and specificity. Among them, micro-nano structure particles-based bioassay will inevitably play an important role for future development. Especially, compared with typical solid, porous or hollow particles, hierarchical particles are featured with hierarchical configurations and considerable surface area, and thus have gained extensive research interest as ideal scaffolds for biological, medical and catalytic applications in biomedicine. In this review, we present the recent advances in bio-inspired hierarchical particles. After introducing a variety of hierarchical particles and their synthesis methods, we focus on their applications in multiple biological detections of different targets such as proteins, DNA, RNA, exosomes and cells. In addition, the highlighted applications of hierarchical particles in bioassays for clinical diagnosis are also summarized and prospected.

用于生物分析的仿生分层粒子
生物测定技术在环境监测、疾病诊断和临床治疗等领域已被证明具有重要意义。目前,多种生物检测技术已经实现了可靠、反应迅速、操作方便、灵敏度高、特异性强等特点。其中,基于微纳结构颗粒的生物检测技术必将在未来的发展中发挥重要作用。特别是,与典型的固体、多孔或空心颗粒相比,层次状颗粒具有层次结构和相当大的表面积,因此作为生物医学、医学和催化领域的理想支架而获得了广泛的研究兴趣。本文综述了仿生分层粒子的最新研究进展。在介绍了各种层次粒子及其合成方法后,重点介绍了它们在蛋白质、DNA、RNA、外泌体和细胞等不同靶点的多种生物检测中的应用。此外,本文还对分层粒子在临床诊断生物检测中的应用进行了总结和展望。
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