Nanosensing of Hepatitis E Virus in Swine Using Graphene

Sensing of the hepatitis E virus is crucial for effective porcine health management and prevention of spread to humans. This study presents the development of a nanosensor using graphene nanosheets to detect hepatitis E antigen within a minute. The graphene layer not only increases the loading of antibodies specific to the hepatitis E virus but also enhances sensitivity and selectivity. This sensor is sensitive to 10 fM of hepatitis E antigen. This nanosensor holds significant potential for the rapid and early detection and monitoring of hepatitis E, thereby contributing to enhanced public health outcomes and the safety of pork products.

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Published
2025-07-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/nano63165.2025.11113826
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2
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Hepatitis Viruses Studies and Epidemiology
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Nanosensing of Hepatitis E Virus in Swine Using Graphene

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Abstract

Sensing of the hepatitis E virus is crucial for effective porcine health management and prevention of spread to humans. This study presents the development of a nanosensor using graphene nanosheets to detect hepatitis E antigen within a minute. The graphene layer not only increases the loading of antibodies specific to the hepatitis E virus but also enhances sensitivity and selectivity. This sensor is sensitive to 10 fM of hepatitis E antigen. This nanosensor holds significant potential for the rapid and early detection and monitoring of hepatitis E, thereby contributing to enhanced public health outcomes and the safety of pork products.

Virginia–Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine (US), Virginia Tech (US)
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