An aptamer-enabled DNA nanobox for protein sensing
DNA nanostructures can show dynamic responses to molecular triggers for a wide variety of applications. While DNA sequence signal triggers are now well-established, there is a critical need for a broader diversity of molecular triggers to drive dynamic responses in DNA nanostructures. DNA aptamers a...
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| Published in | Nanomedicine Vol. 14; no. 4; pp. 1161 - 1168 |
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| Abstract | DNA nanostructures can show dynamic responses to molecular triggers for a wide variety of applications. While DNA sequence signal triggers are now well-established, there is a critical need for a broader diversity of molecular triggers to drive dynamic responses in DNA nanostructures. DNA aptamers are ideal; they can both seamlessly integrate into DNA nanostructure scaffolds and transduce molecular recognition into functional responses. Here, we report construction and optimization of a DNA origami nanobox locked by a pair of DNA double strands where one strand is a DNA aptamer targeting the malaria biomarker protein Plasmodium falciparum lactate dehydrogenase. The protein acts as the key which enables box opening. We observe highly specific protein-mediated box opening by both transmission electron microscopy and fluorescence. Aptamer-enabled DNA boxes have significant potential for enabling direct responses to proteins and other biomolecules in nanoscale diagnostics, drug delivery and sensing devices.
A DNA origami box can sense the malaria diagnostic protein Plasmodium falciparum lactate dehydrogenase (PfLDH), using a targeted aptamer that leads to box opening and a change in fluorescence signal upon protein binding. [Display omitted] |
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| AbstractList | DNA nanostructures can show dynamic responses to molecular triggers for a wide variety of applications. While DNA sequence signal triggers are now well-established, there is a critical need for a broader diversity of molecular triggers to drive dynamic responses in DNA nanostructures. DNA aptamers are ideal; they can both seamlessly integrate into DNA nanostructure scaffolds and transduce molecular recognition into functional responses. Here, we report construction and optimization of a DNA origami nanobox locked by a pair of DNA double strands where one strand is a DNA aptamer targeting the malaria biomarker protein Plasmodium falciparum lactate dehydrogenase. The protein acts as the key which enables box opening. We observe highly specific protein-mediated box opening by both transmission electron microscopy and fluorescence. Aptamer-enabled DNA boxes have significant potential for enabling direct responses to proteins and other biomolecules in nanoscale diagnostics, drug delivery and sensing devices.DNA nanostructures can show dynamic responses to molecular triggers for a wide variety of applications. While DNA sequence signal triggers are now well-established, there is a critical need for a broader diversity of molecular triggers to drive dynamic responses in DNA nanostructures. DNA aptamers are ideal; they can both seamlessly integrate into DNA nanostructure scaffolds and transduce molecular recognition into functional responses. Here, we report construction and optimization of a DNA origami nanobox locked by a pair of DNA double strands where one strand is a DNA aptamer targeting the malaria biomarker protein Plasmodium falciparum lactate dehydrogenase. The protein acts as the key which enables box opening. We observe highly specific protein-mediated box opening by both transmission electron microscopy and fluorescence. Aptamer-enabled DNA boxes have significant potential for enabling direct responses to proteins and other biomolecules in nanoscale diagnostics, drug delivery and sensing devices. DNA nanostructures can show dynamic responses to molecular triggers for a wide variety of applications. While DNA sequence signal triggers are now well-established, there is a critical need for a broader diversity of molecular triggers to drive dynamic responses in DNA nanostructures. DNA aptamers are ideal; they can both seamlessly integrate into DNA nanostructure scaffolds and transduce molecular recognition into functional responses. Here, we report construction and optimization of a DNA origami nanobox locked by a pair of DNA double strands where one strand is a DNA aptamer targeting the malaria biomarker protein Plasmodium falciparum lactate dehydrogenase. The protein acts as the key which enables box opening. We observe highly specific protein-mediated box opening by both transmission electron microscopy and fluorescence. Aptamer-enabled DNA boxes have significant potential for enabling direct responses to proteins and other biomolecules in nanoscale diagnostics, drug delivery and sensing devices. A DNA origami box can sense the malaria diagnostic protein Plasmodium falciparum lactate dehydrogenase (PfLDH), using a targeted aptamer that leads to box opening and a change in fluorescence signal upon protein binding. [Display omitted] DNA nanostructures can show dynamic responses to molecular triggers for a wide variety of applications. While DNA sequence signal triggers are now well-established, there is a critical need for a broader diversity of molecular triggers to drive dynamic responses in DNA nanostructures. DNA aptamers are ideal; they can both seamlessly integrate into DNA nanostructure scaffolds and transduce molecular recognition into functional responses. Here, we report construction and optimization of a DNA origami nanobox locked by a pair of DNA double strands where one strand is a DNA aptamer targeting the malaria biomarker protein Plasmodium falciparum lactate dehydrogenase. The protein acts as the key which enables box opening. We observe highly specific protein-mediated box opening by both transmission electron microscopy and fluorescence. Aptamer-enabled DNA boxes have significant potential for enabling direct responses to proteins and other biomolecules in nanoscale diagnostics, drug delivery and sensing devices. |
| Author | Fraser, Lewis A. Cheung, Yee-Wai Godonoga, Maia Tanner, Julian A. Kinghorn, Andrew B. Tang, Marco S.L. Shiu, Simon Chi-Chin Liang, Shaolin Dirkzwager, Roderick M. Heddle, Jonathan G. |
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