Polyphenol briged bimetallic-heterostructure inducing chiral peroxidase nanozyme activity for enantiomers identification in gastric cancer

<sub>D</sub>-alanine (<sub>D</sub>-Ala) and <sub>D</sub>-proline(<sub>D</sub>-Pro) levels dramatically increase in the bio-fluids of gastric cancer (GC) patients, which are suggested to be potential biomarkers associated with GC. Therefore, monitoring the concentrations of <sub>D</sub>-Pro and <sub>D</sub>-Ala in the body fluids of GC patients is of great significance. In this study, a highly sensitive Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS) sensor has constructed based on bimetallic heterostructure nanoenzyme (3-MPBA: Co-TA@Ag NPs) for <sub>D</sub>-AAs detection in GC bio-fluids. Attributing to the formation of Ag-Co bimetallic dual active centers, the electron transfer behaviors accelerated boron hydroxyl group ionization in neutral pH, as well as the ultra-robust hydroxyl alcohol esterification reaction occurred between <sub>D</sub>-Ala and <sub>D</sub>-Pro and 3-MPBA. By simply testing different absorbance intensities at various concentrations and sample, a sensor for noninvasive detection of <sub>D</sub>-Pro/Ala is constructed with good specificity and efficiency. Besides, the quantitative determination of <sub>D</sub>-Pro/Ala (limits of detection (LOD) 2.37 μM and 2.15 μM for <sub>D</sub>-Pro/Ala. Furthermore, based on the differential level of <sub>D</sub>-Pro/Ala in GC bio-fluids, the differentiation of saliva samples with <sub>D</sub>-Pro/Ala can also be implemented by the proposed method, showing great potential in GC diagnosis.

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Biosensors and Bioelectronics
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2025-04-09
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bios.2025.117449
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10
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Advanced Nanomaterials in Catalysis
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Abstract

<sub>D</sub>-alanine (<sub>D</sub>-Ala) and <sub>D</sub>-proline(<sub>D</sub>-Pro) levels dramatically increase in the bio-fluids of gastric cancer (GC) patients, which are suggested to be potential biomarkers associated with GC. Therefore, monitoring the concentrations of <sub>D</sub>-Pro and <sub>D</sub>-Ala in the body fluids of GC patients is of great significance. In this study, a highly sensitive Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS) sensor has constructed based on bimetallic heterostructure nanoenzyme (3-MPBA: Co-TA@Ag NPs) for <sub>D</sub>-AAs detection in GC bio-fluids. Attributing to the formation of Ag-Co bimetallic dual active centers, the electron transfer behaviors accelerated boron hydroxyl group ionization in neutral pH, as well as the ultra-robust hydroxyl alcohol esterification reaction occurred between <sub>D</sub>-Ala and <sub>D</sub>-Pro and 3-MPBA. By simply testing different absorbance intensities at various concentrations and sample, a sensor for noninvasive detection of <sub>D</sub>-Pro/Ala is constructed with good specificity and efficiency. Besides, the quantitative determination of <sub>D</sub>-Pro/Ala (limits of detection (LOD) 2.37 μM and 2.15 μM for <sub>D</sub>-Pro/Ala. Furthermore, based on the differential level of <sub>D</sub>-Pro/Ala in GC bio-fluids, the differentiation of saliva samples with <sub>D</sub>-Pro/Ala can also be implemented by the proposed method, showing great potential in GC diagnosis.

Biosensors and BioelectronicsVol. 282
Jimei University (CN), Xiamen University (CN), Dalian Minzu University (CN), Xiamen University of Technology (CN)
Natural Science Foundation of Xiamen City, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
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