• 专利标题:   Method for detecting cocaine, involves adding dye-marked oligonucleotide probe into buffer solution, carrying out fluorescent detection of solution, and adding graphene oxide into solution followed by adding complementary probe for reaction.
  • 专利号:   CN102998292-A, CN102998292-B
  • 发明人:   ZHU W, HUANG L, YU S, MIAO L
  • 专利权人:   WUHAN YELLOW CRANE TOWER SCI TECHNOLOG, CHINA TOBACCO HUBEI IND CORP
  • 国际专利分类:   G01N021/64
  • 专利详细信息:   CN102998292-A 27 Mar 2013 G01N-021/64 201362 Chinese
  • 申请详细信息:   CN102998292-A CN10545622 13 Dec 2012
  • 优先权号:   CN10545622

▎ 摘  要

NOVELTY - A cocaine detecting method involves adding a dye-marked oligonucleotide probe into buffer solution, carrying out fluorescent detection of solution, and recording the oligonucleotide probe for fluorescence emission spectrum. Graphene oxide is added as a solid-phase carrier into the solution, to adsorb the oligonucleotide probe onto surface of graphene oxide and form oligonucleotide/graphene oxide compound, and a fluorescence signal of the dye is quenched. Complementary probe is added into the oligonucleotide/graphene oxide compound for reaction followed by adding cocaine for reaction. USE - Method for detecting cocaine. ADVANTAGE - The method enables detecting cocaine with high specificity and sensitivity in a simple and quick manner. DETAILED DESCRIPTION - A cocaine detecting method involves adding a dye-marked oligonucleotide probe into buffer solution, carrying out fluorescent detection of solution, and recording the oligonucleotide probe for fluorescence emission spectrum. Graphene oxide is added as a solid-phase carrier into the solution, to adsorb the oligonucleotide probe onto the surface of the graphene oxide and form an oligonucleotide/graphene oxide compound, and a fluorescence signal of the dye is quenched. Complementary probe is added into the oligonucleotide/graphene oxide compound for reaction, where the double-strand secondary structure is formed through the base combination effect between the complementary probe and the oligonucleotide probe to recover fluorescence, followed by adding cocaine for reaction, where three stem-like secondary structures are formed through the specific effect between the cocaine and the complementary probe, so that the oligonucleotide probe is re-combined to the surface of the graphene oxide and the fluorescence is quenched.