A nucleic acid-based electrochemical detection method for post hoc sample analysis

Abstract

This work introduces a new electrochemical sensing approach, where the liquid sample containing nucleic acid targets can be blotted onto an electrode that is pre-functionalized with probe DNA. The post-hybridization signal and probe DNA signal (obtained by melting the hybrid) can be successively measured later, making the sensing scheme resilient to probe layer deterioration and circumventing the need to measure probe signal immediately before sample collection, ultimately mitigating the need for electrochemical sensing equipment at the sample collection site.

Graphical abstract: A nucleic acid-based electrochemical detection method for post hoc sample analysis

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
11 Sep 2025
Accepted
10 Nov 2025
First published
17 Nov 2025
This article is Open Access
Creative Commons BY-NC license

Sens. Diagn., 2026, Advance Article

A nucleic acid-based electrochemical detection method for post hoc sample analysis

L. T. Echeveria, S. Shahriar, A. M. Yorita and E. Seker, Sens. Diagn., 2026, Advance Article , DOI: 10.1039/D5SD00164A

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