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Comparative study of nanopore phenylalanine clamp variants reveals unique peptide biosensing and classification properties

2025-08-24

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The rapid, label-free, and low-cost detection of peptides is critical for the development of next-generation diagnostics, drug discovery, and environmental monitoring. Nanopore-based biosensing offers a promising platform to address this need by leveraging single-molecule analysis. In this study, we utilize protein engineering to create a series of novel peptide biosensors from the anthrax toxin protective antigen...

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8f914c72-94f2-598c-b9f3-1f8b3958da09
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10.1101/2025.08.22.671566
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