Aptagen, LLC
Galactose-bisboronic acid aptamer-sensor (ID# 8047)
DNA
Galactose
Small Organic
13 nM (reported value)
Shinkai's receptor 50uM with 2% methanol.
24 °C°C
Mix and incubate for 5 min at 95°C, and cool down at room temperature 24°C > 30 min
N/A
sensor mixtures (fluorescein-labeled aptamer + competitor dabcyl-labeled oligonucleotide) to the addition of Shinkai’s receptor in the presence of increasing amounts of sugar, with the actual concentration of a receptor*complex at any particular glucose concentrations calculated from the Kd of Shinkai’s receptor.
5'-dCpdTpdCpdTpdCpdGpdGpdGpdApdCpdGpdApdCpdCpdApdCpdTpdApdCpdGpdCpdApdTpdApdGpdTpdTpdTpdCpdTpdApdTpdCpdGpdCpdCpdApdGpdGpdApdApdGpdGpdGpdTpdCpdGpdTpdCpdCpdCp-3'
51
15612.13
520380
Note: Information on this aptamer oligo was obtained from the literature and hasn't been validated by Aptagen.
Yang KA, Barbu M, Halim M, et al. Recognition and sensing of low-epitope targets via ternary complexes with oligonucleotides and synthetic receptors. Nat Chem. 2014;6(11):1003-1008. doi:10.1038/nchem.2058
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