1、Nanomaterials for targeted detection of bacteriaReporter：* 20140514121Scheme 1 Schematic representation showing different plasmon based optical techniques for selective sensing of pathogens.Table 1 Summary of the different nanoparticles used for ultrasensitive diagnosis of pathogens1.Localized surfa

2、ce plasmon enabled sensing (LSPR)Small. 2008, 4, 220422082.Gold nanomaterial based colorimetric sensingAS. typhimuriumChem.Eur. J. 2010, 16, 56005606MDRB Salmonella bacteriaB1 102 CFU g-1 MDRB SalmonellaB2 106 CFU g-1 Salmonella ser. Agona bacteriaB3 106 CFU g-1 E. coli bacteriaB4 a mixture of 106 C

3、FU g-1Salmonella ser. Agona and 106 CFU g-1 E.coliB5 a mixture of 106 CFU g-1 Salmonella ser. Agona and 102 CFU g-1 MDRB SalmonellaB6 a mixture of 106 CFU g-1 Salmonella ser. Agona and 103 CFU g-1 MDRB SalmonellaB7 103 CFU g-1 MDRB SalmonellaChem. Commun. 2011, 47, 94449446.3.Gold nanoparticle based

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5、dTe quantum dots with different emission wavelengths were conjugated to antibodies corresponding to S. typhimurium (a), E. coli O157:H7 (b), and S. flexneri (c).J. Agric. Food Chem. 2009, 57, 517524Magnetic nanoparticle based detection and isolation of bacteriaSchematic representation showing the bio-conjugated multifunctional magnetic nanotechnology-driven