Abstract

To achieve fast and accurate analysis of weak current signal of nanopore-based single molecule detection, an online data process based on adaptive threshold algorithm with data buffering technique and finite impulse response filtering was designed. A software system based on the data process was developed for online recognition and analysis of nanopore events during nanopore experiment. To testify the performance of the algorithm and software system, ideal signals with different noise level (20–100 pA) were generated at bandwidth ranging from 3 kHz to 100 kHz. The result showed that this software system was stable at different bandwidths and sampling rates and could be used in analyzing the signals at high noise. The proposed software system was further applied to aerolysin nanopore experiment for detection of poly(dA)4 molecules. The results showed that the data process system could be applied in real nanopore recording experiment with high accuracy and speed.

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