Plasmon enhanced broadband photoelectrochemical response of ZnO/CdTe/Bi nanoarrays for quantitative analysis of nasopharyngeal carcinoma in a recyclable microfluidic biosensing chip

High-performance Vo-ZnO/ZnS benefiting nanoarchitectonics from the synergism between defect engineering and surface engineering for photoelectrochemical glucose sensors

“…As a traditional semiconductor, zinc oxide (ZnO) has gained significant popularity in the field of photochemical applications, such as for wastewater treatment, 1 green energy, 2 detection, 3 and biomedicine, 4 mainly because of its low cost, high performance, good biocompatibility, high carrier mobility, rich nanomorphology, and high isoelectric point. 5–7 However, its band gap of 3.2 eV means that the photoelectric performance of ZnO emerges only under UV light.…”