DNA Nanodevices: Electronic Activation of a DNA Nanodevice Using a Multilayer Nanofilm (Small 40/2016)
Hyejoong Jeong, Simona Ranallo, Marianna Rossetti, Jiwoong Heo, Jooseok Shin, Kwangyong Park, Francesco Ricci, Jinkee Hong
Abstract
Hyejoong Jeong, Simona Ranallo, Marianna Rossetti, Jiwoong Heo, Jooseok Shin, Kwangyong Park, Francesco Ricci, Jinkee Hong
Abstract
A nonconventional strategy in DNA nanodevice activation is determined by F. Ricci, J. Hong, and co-workers on page 5572, using a graphene and DNA based electro-responsive multilayer nanofilm by means of layer-by-layer assembly. The nanofilm onto a chip-electrode controls spontaneous conformational change of the DNA nanodevice via controlled release of complementary strands as a trigger, depending on electronic inputs including reductive potentials that allow efficient activation of a DNA nanodevice.
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A nonconventional strategy in DNA nanodevice activation is determined by F. Ricci, J. Hong, and co-workers on page 5572, using a graphene and DNA based electro-responsive multilayer nanofilm by means of layer-by-layer assembly. The nanofilm onto a chip-electrode controls spontaneous conformational change of the DNA nanodevice via controlled release of complementary strands as a trigger, depending on electronic inputs including reductive potentials that allow efficient activation of a DNA nanodevice.
Key concepts: Nanodevice, Graphene, DNA, Materials science, Nanotechnology, Layer (electronics), Electrode, Biosensor