Yanjing Gao, Farbod Shirinichi, Audrey Hansrisuk, Runyao Zhu, Sijie Xian, Marya Lieberman, Matthew J. Webber, Yichun Wang
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摘要
阿片类药物检测芬太尼和相关阿片类药物对公众健康和安全构成严重威胁。在2407702号文章中,Matthew J. Webber、Yichun Wang及其同事通过石墨烯量子点纳米材料将药物诱导的超分子大环荧光染料位移与染料猝灭耦合,创建了一个有效的传感器系统。这种传感器可以广泛地检测芬太尼类似物,即使是微量的其他化合物。
A Supramolecular–Quantum Dot System for Broad-Spectrum Detection of Fentanyl Analogs (Small 16/2025)
Opioid Detection
Fentanyl and related opioids pose a serious threat to public health and safety. In article number 2407702, Matthew J. Webber, Yichun Wang, and co-workers created an effective sensor system by coupling drug-induced displacement of a fluorescent dye from a supramolecular macrocycle with dye quenching by graphene quantum dot nanomaterials. This sensor can broadly detect fentanyl analogues, even in trace amounts alongside other compounds.
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