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Table 1 Comparison of different exosome detection methods

From: Polydopamine-assisted aptamer-carrying tetrahedral DNA microelectrode sensor for ultrasensitive electrochemical detection of exosomes

Method

Strategy

Dynamic range (particles mL−1)

LOD

(particles mL−1)

Refs.

SPR

Dual gold nanoparticle-assisted signal amplification

–

5.0 × 103

[11]

FCM

Rolling circle amplification-assisted flow cytometry

1.0 × 105–1.0 × 1010

1.32 × 105

[53]

SERS

Colocalization-dependent system and ratiometric SERS sensing based on gold nanorod arrays

1.0 × 104–5.0 × 106

5.3 × 103

[54]

Fluorescence

Aptamer-initiated catalytic hairpin assembly fluorescence assay

8.4 × 103–8.4 × 108

5.0 × 102

[55]

Colorimetry

Aptamer-conjugated horseradish peroxidase catalyzed polydopamine coloration

1.0 × 103–1.0 × 1011

7.77 × 103

[29]

ECL

Ti3C2Tx − Bi2S3 − x eterostructure/engineered lipid layer based nanoarchitecture

6.0 × 104–1.0 × 108

3.6 × 104

[56]

Electrochemistry

Ratiometric biosensor based on MB/Fc

1.0 × 105–1.0 × 1011

1.51 × 104

[57]

Electrochemistry

Hierarchical nanostructuring array and primer exchange reaction

1.4 × 102–1.4 × 107

7.5 × 101

[58]

Electrochemistry

Ultra-thin covalent organic framework nanosheets coupled with CRISPR-Cas12a mediated signal amplification

1.2 × 105–1.2 × 1010

3.8 × 104

[59]

Electrochemistry

Peptide-templated AgNPs nanoprobe

1.0 × 105–1.0 × 1011

3.7 × 104

[60]

Electrochemistry

PDA-assisted Apt-TDNA microelectrode sensor

1.39 × 102–5.05 × 107

6.27 × 101

This work

  1. Surface plasmon resonance (SPR), Flow Cytometry (FCM), Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS), Electrochemiluminescence (ECL)