Biosensors utilizing ligand induced conformation changes
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1. A method of detecting the presence of a target analyte comprising:
- a) binding a target analyte to a binding ligand comprising at least a first electron donor moiety and a second electron acceptor moiety; and
b) detecting electron transfer between said donor and said acceptor, wherein there is a change in the amount of electron transfer between said donor and acceptor as a result of altering the structured state of said donor and acceptor, said altering induced by a conformational change in said binding ligand upon binding of said target analyte.
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A method for detecting the presence of a target analyte comprising binding a target analyte to a binding ligand comprising at least a first electron donor moiety and a second electron acceptor moiety; and detecting the electron transfer between the donor and acceptor, wherein there is a change in the amount of electron transfer between the donor and acceptor as a result of altering the structured state of the donor and acceptor caused by a conformational change in the binding ligand upon binding of the target ligand.
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1. A method of detecting the presence of a target analyte comprising:
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a) binding a target analyte to a binding ligand comprising at least a first electron donor moiety and a second electron acceptor moiety; and
b) detecting electron transfer between said donor and said acceptor, wherein there is a change in the amount of electron transfer between said donor and acceptor as a result of altering the structured state of said donor and acceptor, said altering induced by a conformational change in said binding ligand upon binding of said target analyte. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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