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H. CHIRIAC1,* , D. JITARU2, O. G. DRAGOS1, N. LUPU1, D. D. HEREA1
Metallic multilayered nanowires based on gold and platinum were synthesized by pulsed electrodeposition. The free nanowires were impurity-free, with some fine branch-like shapes and non-uniform final lengths. The in-membrane sizes of the nanowires were up to 25 μm in length, and about 200 nm in diameter. The nanowires were the subject of a pathological DNA immobilization, via specific PCR (Polimerase Chain Reaction) amplification, in order to allow the fluorescence-based detection of the specific DNA sequence.
Nanowires, Noble metals, Electrodeposition, DNA, Fluorescence.
H. CHIRIAC, D. JITARU, O. G. DRAGOS, N. LUPU, D. D. HEREA, Metallic nanowires – unconventional tools for fluores-cence-based biomedical applications, Optoelectronics and Advanced Materials - Rapid Communications, 4, 10, October 2010, pp.1473-1476 (2010).
Submitted at: Aug. 17, 2010
Accepted at: Oct. 14, 2010
Optoelectronics and Advanced Materials - Rapid Communications
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