ArticleMikrochimica acta2025
A ratio-type fluorescence approach based on dual-functional carbon dots with magnetic and luminescent features for IL-8 separation and detection.
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Ratio-based fluorescence assays can reduce environmental interference, allowing for the identification of biomarkers with higher specificity. However, the complicated preparation procedures involved in developing multi-fluorescent emission probes and the challenges associated with isolating and enriching specific biomarkers from complex samples present formidable obstacles. Magnetic nanoparticles enable the quick separation and enrichment of biomarkers, hence, the present study developed a ratio-fluorescence assay for the detection of interleukin-8 (IL-8) using carbon dots (CDs) with both magnetic and fluorescent properties. In this approach, magnetic and fluorescent Fe
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