2014
DOI: 10.1134/s1063784214010083
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Porous silicon and its applications in biology and medicine

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“…whose thickness is comparable with that of the space charge layer in the initial semiconductor (equal to several nanometers [5]). The transverse sizes of the pore channels in meso porous silicon commonly vary within the range from 5 to 30 nm, which makes it possible to accommodate large organic molecules, and the large specific surface area measured in hundreds of m 2 /g and the possibility of imparting both hydrophobic and hydrophilic prop erties to the material provide its high adsorption capacity and capacity for selective adsorption [6].…”
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“…whose thickness is comparable with that of the space charge layer in the initial semiconductor (equal to several nanometers [5]). The transverse sizes of the pore channels in meso porous silicon commonly vary within the range from 5 to 30 nm, which makes it possible to accommodate large organic molecules, and the large specific surface area measured in hundreds of m 2 /g and the possibility of imparting both hydrophobic and hydrophilic prop erties to the material provide its high adsorption capacity and capacity for selective adsorption [6].…”
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“…Porous silicon is a promising material for the creation of biosensors. Due to the developed surface of porous silicon, it can be used as a biosensitive layer [1,2].…”
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“…Recently, porous silicon nanoparticles (PSN) have been used for the tunable delivery of camptothecin, a small therapeutic molecule, where PSN acted as a therapeutics nanocarrier into the electrospun composite of poly fibers [14]. Additionally, mesoporous Si has been investigated for applications in biology and medicine, and an example is a porous silicon container employed to enclose the drug and release it in a controlled manner [15]. Previously, PS MFs have been fabricated to work as red-infrared filters coupled with a silicon photodetector, where the localized mode can be tuned by changing the optical path of the defect layer [16].…”
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