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A 17-mer peptide nucleic acid (PNA) is used as the recognition layer of an electrochemical biosensor for detecting a specific mutation in the p53 gene. The performance of the PNA-derived biosensor is compared with that of its DNA counterpart. The significantly higher specificity of the PNA probe greatly improves the detection of a single point mutation, found in many types of cancer. Factors influencing...
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