A homemade array surface plasmon resonance （SPR）-based imaging biosensor was used to develop sensitive and fast immunoassays to determine sulfamethoxazole （SMOZ） and sulfamethazine （SMT） in buffer. Two conjugati...A homemade array surface plasmon resonance （SPR）-based imaging biosensor was used to develop sensitive and fast immunoassays to determine sulfamethoxazole （SMOZ） and sulfamethazine （SMT） in buffer. Two conjugations of sulfonamide-bovine serum albumin （BSA） were separately immobilized on two different rows of the array chip with one row as reference. The immobilization was carried out in the instrument to monitor the quantity of the conjugations immobilized. The antibody mixed with the sulfonamide in the buffer was injected over the surface of the chip to get a relative response which was inversely proportional to the concentration of the sulfonamide in the PBS buffer. Two calibration curves were constructed and the limit of detection for sufamethoxazole in buffer was 3.5 ng/mL and for sulfamethazine 0.6 ng/mL. The stability and specificity of the antibody were also studied. The monoclonal antibody did not bind with BSA.展开更多
基金The authors greatly acknowledge the financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.60027001 and 60302003)the National High Technology Research and Development program of China(No.20060100Z3044).
文摘A homemade array surface plasmon resonance （SPR）-based imaging biosensor was used to develop sensitive and fast immunoassays to determine sulfamethoxazole （SMOZ） and sulfamethazine （SMT） in buffer. Two conjugations of sulfonamide-bovine serum albumin （BSA） were separately immobilized on two different rows of the array chip with one row as reference. The immobilization was carried out in the instrument to monitor the quantity of the conjugations immobilized. The antibody mixed with the sulfonamide in the buffer was injected over the surface of the chip to get a relative response which was inversely proportional to the concentration of the sulfonamide in the PBS buffer. Two calibration curves were constructed and the limit of detection for sufamethoxazole in buffer was 3.5 ng/mL and for sulfamethazine 0.6 ng/mL. The stability and specificity of the antibody were also studied. The monoclonal antibody did not bind with BSA.
