In this work,by combining the specific selectivity of molecularly imprinted polymer(MIP)with a simple and sensitive electrochemiluminescence(ECL)detection method,a molecularly imprinted ECL sensor for kanamycin(KA)was...In this work,by combining the specific selectivity of molecularly imprinted polymer(MIP)with a simple and sensitive electrochemiluminescence(ECL)detection method,a molecularly imprinted ECL sensor for kanamycin(KA)was developed.The MIP film was synthesized on the surface of gold electrode via electrochemical polymerization,using pyrrole(PY)as the functional monomer and KA as the template molecule.The commonly used luminescent reagent Ru(bpy)32+was employed as the ECL probe,and its co-reagent tripropylamine(TPA)was added to enhance the detection sensitivity of the sensor.Quantitative analysis of KA was performed by evaluating the difference in ECL responses between MIP film electrodes after KA removal and KA rebinding.The sensor exhibited high selectivity,good reproducibility,and stability toward KA,with a linear range of 5.00×10^(-8) to 1.00×10^(-5) mol·L^(-1) and a limit of detection of 1.67×10^(-8) mol·L^(-1)(S/N=3).This work would provide a new idea for the development of simple and sensitive molecularly imprinted ECL sensors.展开更多
文摘In this work,by combining the specific selectivity of molecularly imprinted polymer(MIP)with a simple and sensitive electrochemiluminescence(ECL)detection method,a molecularly imprinted ECL sensor for kanamycin(KA)was developed.The MIP film was synthesized on the surface of gold electrode via electrochemical polymerization,using pyrrole(PY)as the functional monomer and KA as the template molecule.The commonly used luminescent reagent Ru(bpy)32+was employed as the ECL probe,and its co-reagent tripropylamine(TPA)was added to enhance the detection sensitivity of the sensor.Quantitative analysis of KA was performed by evaluating the difference in ECL responses between MIP film electrodes after KA removal and KA rebinding.The sensor exhibited high selectivity,good reproducibility,and stability toward KA,with a linear range of 5.00×10^(-8) to 1.00×10^(-5) mol·L^(-1) and a limit of detection of 1.67×10^(-8) mol·L^(-1)(S/N=3).This work would provide a new idea for the development of simple and sensitive molecularly imprinted ECL sensors.