Telomerase
Study results from Hacettepe University provide new insights into telomerase
Published in Women's Health Weekly, January 15th, 2009
"A simple, fast, inexpensive sensitive/selective nucleic acid sensor based on the quartz crystal microbalance system (QCM) was developed for the detection of telomerase. A specially designed oligonucleotide probe, that is complementary to the template region of the telomerase enzyme, was immobilized onto the silver electrodes of piezoelectric crystals with polyethyleneimine adhesion cross-linked with glutaraldehyde," scientists in Ankara, Turkey report.
"Optimum coating and immobilization conditions were determined. The QCM nucleic acid sensor was used for the detection of telomerase enzyme in human cervix carcinoma cell (HeLa) lysates. A significant difference between...
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