论文信息 - In vitro selection and amplification protocols for isolation of aptameric sensors for small molecules.

In vitro selection and amplification protocols for isolation of aptameric sensors for small molecules.

We recently optimized a procedure that directly yields aptameric sensors for small molecules in so-called structure-switching format. The protocol has a high success rate, short time, and is sufficiently simple to be readily implemented in a non-specialist laboratory. We provide a stepwise guide to this selection protocol.

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