“…On one hand, magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) have been demonstrated to possess an intrinsic enzyme mimetic activity similar to that of the natural peroxidases, which can be further used to construct highly sensitive and selective sensors for metal ions [5], glucose [6], proteins [7], and DNA [8] through their catalytic oxidation of various substrates. On the other hand, the superparamagnetic property of magenetic beads (MBs), which can be magnetically controlled with an external magnetic field and immediately redispersed with the removing of magnet, offer a great potential for numerous biomedical applications, such as cell separation [9], automated DNA/RNA extraction [10], gene targeting [11], and drug delivery [12]. Moreover, when coated with, for example, an antibody, they can act as ideal solid supports in immunoassays because of their biocompatibility, stability, and easy surface modification, allowing a straightforward method to capture target analytes of interest from large volume samples without pre-enrichment or purification steps.…”