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A sensor detecting telomerase activity by surface enhanced Raman scattering is described by Taejooon Kang, Bongsoo Kim, and co‐workers in article number 1701832. Through an optimized nanogap‐rich gold nanowire, the sensor successfully detects telomerase activity in gastric cancer and breast cancer tissues, demonstrating its applicability for cancer diagnosis.
Telomerase has attracted much attention as a universal cancer biomarker because telomerase is overexpressed in more than 85% of human cancer cells while suppressed in normal somatic cells. Since a strong association exists between telomerase activity and human cancers, the development of effective telomerase activity assay is critically important. Here, a nanogap‐rich Au nanowire (NW) surface‐enhanced...
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