Organic Molecular Probe Enabled Ionic Current Rectification toward Subcellular Detection of Glutathione with High Selectivity, Sensitivity, and Recyclability.

Single-cell interrogation with the solid-state nanoprobes enables understanding of the linkage between cellular behavior and heterogeneity. Herein, inspired by the charge property of the organic molecular probe (OMP), a generic ionic current rectification (ICR) single-cell methodology is established, exemplified by subcellular detection of glutathione (GSH) with high selectivity, sensitivity, and recyclability. The as-developed nanosensor can transduce the subcellular OMP-GSH interaction via a sensitive ionic response, which stems from the superior specificity of OMP and its essential charge property. In addition, the nanosensor exhibits good reversibility, since the subsequent tandem reaction after the recognition can well recover the sensing surface. Given the diverse structures and tailorable charge properties of OMP, this work underpins a new and general method of OMP-based ICR single-cell analysis.

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Yi-Li Liu, Si-Yuan Yu, Jia-Hao Chen, Cheng-Shuang Wang, Heng-Ye Li, Dechen Jiang, Deju Ye, Wei-Wei Zhao. Organic Molecular Probe Enabled Ionic Current Rectification toward Subcellular Detection of Glutathione with High Selectivity, Sensitivity, and Recyclability. ACS sensors. 2022 Nov 25;7(11):3272-3277

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