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House dust mites (HDM) cause allergic diseases such as allergic asthma and rhinitis. In order to reduce the risk of sensitization, an airborne HDM monitoring system that is composed of a sampler and a sensor is expected to be useful. However, to meet the standard set by the World Health Organization, a high sensitivity of the sensor is required. Here, we propose a method to amplify the signal of surface acoustic wave (SAW) immunosensor for HDM allergen (Der f 2) based on a horse radish peroxidase (HRP)-mediated enzymatic reaction. 3,3-diaminobenzidine (DAB) used as a substrate was polymerized through this enzymatic reaction, and a precipitate was formed. The resultant precipitate increased a total mass in close vicinity of a sensing area surface of the SAW immunosensor, thereby a signal was able to be amplified. In measurement of Der f 2 using sandwich assay with HRP-conjugated detection antibody (HRP-dAb), 3.7-fold signal amplification compared to the output signal from HRP-dAb was attained. This proposed strategy holds a potential of further signal amplification, and is expected to be useful for airborne HDM allergen monitoring.

ES2.3 - Precipitate-Assisted Signal Amplification of Surface Acoustic Wave Immunosensor for Mite Allergen