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Single, Direct Detection Of Hemoglobin A1C Percentage Using Enzyme Triggered Redox Altering Chemical Elimination (E-Trace) Immunoassay

  • US 20130098777A1
  • Filed: 10/17/2012
  • Published: 04/25/2013
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/07/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A single, direct measurement method for measuring the fraction of a protein that is a glycated protein in a test sample comprising said protein and said glycated protein, said method comprising:

  • (a) contacting a first binding ligand with said test sample under conditions wherein said first binding ligand binds selectively and equivalently to said protein and said glycated protein in direct proportion to the fraction of said glycated protein in said test sample to form a first complex;

    (b) contacting said sample containing first complex, with a second binding ligand under conditions wherein said first complex and said second binding ligand bind to form a second complex, wherein said second binding ligand comprising a peroxide-generating system and wherein said second binding ligand binds specifically to said glycated protein of said first complex;

    (c) isolating said second complex;

    (d) contacting said second complex with a substrate for said peroxide-generating system under conditions wherein a peroxide is generated to form an assay mixture;

    (e) contacting the assay mixture with a first solid support comprising an electrode comprising a covalently attached electroactive moiety (EAM) having a first E0, said EAM comprising a transition metal complex comprising a self-immolative moiety (SIM) and a peroxide sensitive moiety (PSM), wherein said peroxide reacts with said PSM to release said SIM from said EAM and result in said EAM having a second E0;

    (f) measuring the electrochemical properties of said EAM at the first E0 and at the second E0; and

    (g) determining the fraction of said glycated protein from said electrochemical properties.

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