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Nano-bio applications using carbon nanotube-biomolecule conjugates

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posted on 2023-05-19, 10:58 authored by Hwang, E-S, Chengfan, C, Hong, S, Jung, H-J, Cha, C-Y, Choi, J-B, Kim, Y-J, Baik, S
Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNT) exhibit strong Raman signals as well as fluorescence emissions in the near infrared regions where most biomolecules are transparent. Such signals do not blink or photobleach under prolonged excitation, which is advantageous to optical nano-bio marker applications. In this paper, single walled-carbon nanotubes are conjugated with specific types of single-stranded DNA in order to detect oligonucleotides of corresponding complimentary sequences. Dot blotting experiments and comparative Raman spectroscopy observations demonstrated excellent sensitivity and specificity of carbon nanotube-DNA probes. The results show the possibility of using SWNT as generic nano-bio markers for the precise detection of specific kinds of genes.

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Publication title

International Journal of the Korean Society of Precision Engineering

Volume

23

Pagination

179-186

ISSN

1229-8557

Department/School

School of Natural Sciences

Place of publication

Korea

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Expanding knowledge in the chemical sciences

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