Issue 12, 2004

DNA-templated assembly of nanoscale wires and protein-functionalized nanogap contacts

Abstract

The use of DNA to template the assembly of nanoscale wires and protein-functionalized nanogap contacts is described: Specifically, the use of DNA to template the assembly of gold nanowires between conventionally patterned gold contacts on a silicon wafer substrate. Also described is the use of DNA to template the assembly of protein-functionalized nanogap gold contacts on a silicon wafer substrate. Of particular significance is the finding that suitably modified gold nanoparticles recognize and bind selectively the protein-functionalized nanogap and are localized there.

Article information

Article type
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Submitted
17 Jun 2004
Accepted
29 Oct 2004
First published
10 Nov 2004

Analyst, 2004,129, 1171-1175

DNA-templated assembly of nanoscale wires and protein-functionalized nanogap contacts

F. Griffin, A. Ongaro and D. Fitzmaurice, Analyst, 2004, 129, 1171 DOI: 10.1039/B409273M

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