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Optical sensing of imidacloprid via target-induced in situ assembly of poly-horseradish peroxidase clusters
A novel optical amplification strategy based on target recycling and in situ assembly of poly-horseradish peroxidase clusters was devised. The method achieves a detection limit of 1.26 pg mL−1 for imidacloprid and successfully allowed imidacloprid detection in real food samples, highlighting its enormous potential for point-of-care testing of trace pesticides.
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