Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In the present study  describe sandwich design hybridization probes consisting of magnetic particles (MP) and quantum dots (QD) with target DNA, and their application in the detection of avian influenza virus (H5N1) sequences. Hybridization of 25-, 40-, and 100-mer target DNA with both probes was analyzed and quantified by flow cytometry and fluorescence microscopy on the scale of single particles. The following steps re used in the assay: (i) target selection by MP probes and (ii) target detection by QD probes. Hybridization efficiency beten MP conjugated probes and target DNA hybrids was controlled by a fluorescent dye specific for nucleic acids. Fluorescence was detected by flow cytometry to distinguish differences in oligo sequences as short as 25-mer capturing in target DNA and by gel-electrophoresis in the case of QD probes. This report shows that effective manipulation and control of micro- and nanoparticles in hybridization assays is possible.
['Sun Hee Lim', 'Felix Bestvater', 'Philippe Buchy', 'Sek Mardy', 'Alexey Dan Chin Yu']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Quantitative analysis of nucleic Acid hybridization on magnetic particles and quantum dot-based probes.
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