Single-biomolecule Circuits With Carbon Nanotube Wiring Brett Goldsmith Collins Lab Department of Physics and Astronomy John Coroneus and Greg Weiss Department of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
Overview: Creating a single-biomolecule circuit Device Preparation Electrically Measured Reactions First: Redox Reactions Second: Selective Reaction Third: Proteins
PMMA/PEG Source Drain Nanotube Devices R = 3M
Electrochemical Oxidation of Nanotubes Mannik et al. PRL (2006) Goldsmith el al. Science (2007)
Oxidation Dynamics localization: session W26
Electrochemical Reduction of Nanotubes
Production of Carboxyl Groups by KMnO4 Goldsmith el al. Science (2007)
Selective Chemistry of Nanotubes functionalized nanotube in: buffer buffer with 10 M EDC
Protein Attached Circuits: Streptavidin Goldsmith el al. Science (2007)
Protein Attached Circuits: Lysozyme functionalized nanotube in: buffer buffer with enzyme substrate
Protein Attached Circuits: Lysozyme Enzyme without substrate Enzyme with substrate
Summary Dr. Phil Collins Brett Goldsmith Alex Kane Bucky Khalap Steve Hunt Danny Wan ACS-PRF Electrically Measured Reactions First: Redox Reactions Second: Selective Reaction Third: Proteins