Short single strand DNA detection by means of Lossy Mode Resonance based fiber-optic sensor
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Development of DNA and RNA biosensors and the associated diagnostic tests have gained growing interest in recent years. In particular, short RNA chains (around 25 oligonucleotides), known as micro RNAs, can be associated different stroke and neurodegenerative diseases. Here, we present the utilization of highly sensitive fiber optic sensor based on Lossy Mode Resonance (LMR) for the detection of single strand complementary DNA (ssDNA) associated to Huntington disease (Hsa-miR-34b).
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