Polymer-Decorated Carbon Nanotubes as Transducers for Label-Free Photonic Biosensors
A biosensor taking advantage of the optical properties of sorted carbon nanotubes has been developed. A polyfluorene polymer bearing azido groups was synthesized and used for the selective extraction of semi‐conducting nanotubes from the bulk population. The resulting polymer‐decorated nanotubes wer...
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| description | A biosensor taking advantage of the optical properties of sorted carbon nanotubes has been developed. A polyfluorene polymer bearing azido groups was synthesized and used for the selective extraction of semi‐conducting nanotubes from the bulk population. The resulting polymer‐decorated nanotubes were then conjugated by click‐chemistry to a ligand unit (biotin), and the sensing properties of the biotinylated nanotubes were investigated by photoluminescence measurements, upon interaction with the streptavidin target.
Sensors working overtime: A biosensor exploiting the modulation of the optical properties of carbon nanotubes was developed and applied to the sensing of a model protein. |
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