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Title: Study of Functionalized Gold Nanoparticles with Anti-gp63 IgG Antibody for the Detection of Glycoprotein gp63 in Membrane Surface of Leishmania Genus Parasites
Authors: Rodríguez, Pedro
Rojas, Humberto
Medina, Miguel
Arrivillaga, Jazzmin
Francisco, Yosue
Dager, Fracehuli
Piscitelli, Vincent
Caetano, Manuel
Fernández, Alberto
Castillo, Jimmy
Keywords: Leishmania
Nanoparticulas
Resonancia de Plasmoón Superficial
proteína gp63
Issue Date: 25-Apr-2014
Abstract: In this work we present the preparation and functionalization of gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) for the detection of presence of gp63 glycoprotein in the surface of Leishmania genus parasites. AuNPs were prepared by induced laser ablation in a clean and biologically suitable media. The nanoparticles were functionalized with anti-gp63 lgG antibody in order to study the interaction with the glycoprotein component gp63 (63 kDa) present on the membrane surface of Leishmania genus parasites. The functionalized AuNPs showed potential as a spectrometric indicator of the parasite existence, both by the detection of the presence of the gp63 in solution and through the specific interaction with the parasites in vitro. The specificity of the study opens a new line of research on the use of modified nanoparticles in the development of a fast and easy assay for Leishmaniosis diagnostics.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10872/6049
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