Single-base mismatch discrimination by T7 exonuclease with target cyclic amplification detection.

T7 exonuclease is reported for the first time to have high specificity in discriminating single-base mismatch and utilized for developing a target cyclic amplification biosensor strategy for sensitive SNP detection based on graphene oxide quenching of uncleaved probes.

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