IL-6 aptamer sodium is an aptamer that specifically binds to IL-6, and can serve as a biological recognition receptor for high-sensitivity detection. IL-6 aptamer sodium enables label-free specific detection through changes in electrical signals of carbon nanotube microarrays or alterations in capacitive impedance on the surface of gold sensors. IL-6 aptamer sodium still maintains high selectivity even below the gray zone threshold for cancer diagnosis, and shows no significant non-specific binding to bovine serum albumin. IL-6 aptamer sodium can form an ordered self-assembled monolayer with 6-mercapto-1-hexanol on gold surfaces, making it suitable for reagent-free capacitive impedance biosensing platforms. IL-6 aptamer sodium is widely used in research related to fields such as cancer, inflammatory diseases, myeloma, liver cancer and glioma[1][2][3].
Molecular Weight:
9578.30
Purity:
98.85
Target:
Interleukin Related
Application Notes:
MCE Product type: Oligonucleotides
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