Nucleic acid aptamers, often termed “chemical antibodies,” are short, single‐stranded DNA
or RNA molecules, which are selected by SELEX. In addition to their high specificity and …

Aptamers are oligonucleotide sequences with a length of about 25–80 bases which have
abilities to bind to specific target molecules that rival those of monoclonal antibodies. They …

Nucleic acid ligands, also known as aptamers, are a class of macromolecules that are being
used in several novel nanobiomedical applications. Aptamers are characterized by high …

Aptamers selected from a large random sequence pool are oligonucleic acid or peptide
molecules that bind to a specific target molecule with high affinity and sensitivity. Targets …

Aptamers are chemical antibodies possessing the capability of overcoming the limitations
posed by conventional antibodies, particularly for diagnostic, therapeutic, and theranostic …

Aptamers are a class of targeting ligands that bind exclusively to biomarkers of interest.
Aptamers have been identified as candidates for the construction of various smart systems …

The unique properties of nucleic acid aptamers and their suitability to therapeutic
applications have attracted the attention of researchers for more than 2 decades. Aptamers …

Aptamers are single stranded nucleic acid molecules that are considered as chemical rival
of antibodies. They are generated through an in vitro evolution process called SELEX …

Aptamers have been increasingly applied in biomedical field as a class of biorecognition
elements that possess many advantages such as high specificity and binding affinity, easy …

Aptamers emerged over 20 years ago as a class of nucleic acids able to recognize specific
targets. Today, aptamer-related studies constitute a large and important field of …