Bio-inspired Materials in Nanobiotechnology Applications and Industrial Potential Scale

Rodriguez-Torres, María del Pilar; Pal, Kaushik

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-67223-2_12

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“…13 One intrinsic feature of DNA self-assembly is the ability to generate precise and predetermined three-dimensional arrangement of fluorophore networks to produce strong optical signals. 15,16 This precise arrangement of multiple fluorophores can be used to create Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) and/or quenching networks. 17–19 These FRET-based DNA photonic networks are especially relevant for multiplex detection applications.…”

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DNA origami book biosensor for multiplex detection of cancer-associated nucleic acids

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DNA origami book biosensor for multiplex detection of cancer-associated nucleic acids

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“…Nanodots have wide range of applications in making sunscreens, military devices and equipment, electronic gadgets, photovoltaic cells and paintings and nano-scale drug delivery and therapeutic uses [1][2][3][4]. Semiconductor nanodots, also referred as quantum dots, because of the dominant role of quantum confinement effects, have recently attracted a great deal of attention because of their unusual and appreciable functional properties, stability.…”

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Investigation of Silicon-Hydride Nanodotproperties Using Density Functional Theory

Singh

Arya

2022

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The work aims to elucidate the optical and structural properties of silicon hydride nanoclusters and its bulk via density functional calculations. The molecular geometry is fully optimized with the help of DFT method using Gaussian 09 and Gaussian View 05 Software. Bandgaps are calculated using two approaches; first one using HOMO-LUMO concept and the second one is extracted from UV-vis spectrum. The calculated bandgap of silicon hydride is 3.7 eV. XRD data has also been analyzed using VESTA software, which shows the presence of a silicon matrix that contains organized silicon clusters forming an amorphous silicon matrix. A comprehensive investigation of amorphous films by X-ray diffraction (XRD) shows that the strongest peak in XRD patterns occurs at approximately 30.95°. Using XRD data, average size of optimized silicon hydride nano-cluster has been found to be 158.5 nm. Apparently large value of the cluster size can be attributed to the partially amorphous nature of silicon hydride nanocluster. The partial amorphous nature of silicon hydride is further confirmed from the analysis of its Raman spectrum. An overestimation of size in this case is not ruled out. Raman spectrum is calculated to further confirm deviations in nano-crystalline behavior. We also investigate and reveal properties using IR-spectrum, UV-vis-spectrum, NMR spectrum, and HOMO-LUMO gap.

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Bio-inspired Materials in Nanobiotechnology Applications and Industrial Potential Scale

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DNA origami book biosensor for multiplex detection of cancer-associated nucleic acids

DNA origami book biosensor for multiplex detection of cancer-associated nucleic acids

Investigation of Silicon-Hydride Nanodotproperties Using Density Functional Theory

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