Yueyi Shen , Li-e Liu , Tong Li , Ruili Liu , Jingyi Zhang , Jiaojiao Chen , Xuqing Zhang , Xinyi Li , Ningge Jian , Di Wu
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An ingenious integrated metal-organic frameworks-based ratiometric sensing platform for efficient, sensitive and real-time detection of tetracyclines
Herein, we report a novel ratiometric nanoprobe (CDs@LZIF-8-Eu3+) that integrates fluorescent carbon dots (CDs) and Eu3+ on LZIF-8 via a one-pot stirring method. Tetracyclines (TCs) can create inner filter effect on CDs while simultaneously generating an antenna effect with Eu3+. The rapid and efficient adsorption capabilities of LZIF-8 enhance the probability of TCs interacting with the signal tags. Additionally, energy transfer between CDs and Eu3+ linked by LZIF-8, sensitizes the fluorescence changes, resulting in signal amplification. The nanoprobe exhibits reverse response signals with high sensitivity (2.94–4.46 ng/mL), rapid response (within 10 s), and visible color change (blue to red). The practicability of the CDs@LZIF-8-Eu3+ nanoprobe was demonstrated in food and environmental samples, accurately discriminating four TCs through principal component analysis. Furthermore, the first portable nanofibers mat based solid-phase fluorescence sensing platform was fabricated by an in-situ growth method. Combined with a smartphone-assisted device, rapid on-site monitoring of TCs can be achieved.
期刊介绍:
Food Chemistry publishes original research papers dealing with the advancement of the chemistry and biochemistry of foods or the analytical methods/ approach used. All papers should focus on the novelty of the research carried out.