Stable silver nanoparticle–DNA conjugates for directed self-assembly of core-satellite silver–gold nanoclusters
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Suchetan Pal, Jaswinder Sharma, Hao Yan, Yan Liu
We report a novel strategy to functionalize silver nanoparticles with chimeric phosphorothioate modified DNA (ps-po-DNA) and the fabrication of bimetallic core-satellite nanoclusters that each contain a silver core (diameter 32 nm) surrounded by 5 nm gold NPs.
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