Label-free bacterial detection using polydiacetylene liposomes.

Citation:

Park J, Ku SK, Seo D, Hur K, Jeon H, Shvartsman D, Seok H-K, Mooney DJ, Lee K. Label-free bacterial detection using polydiacetylene liposomes. Chem Commun (Camb). 2016;52 (68) :10346-9.

Date Published:

2016 Aug 16

Abstract:

Polydiacetylene (PDA) liposomes were prepared to selectively capture target released from bacteria. Specific interplay between released-surfactin and PDA resulted in a conformal change in the structure of PDA, highlighting the potential of indirect interactions between bacteria and PDA in the construction of new label-free bacterial sensors.

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