Plasmonic staining of DNA molecules with photo-induced Ag nanoparticles monitored using dark-field microscopy‡

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Publication Date 2013-05-09
DOI 10.1039/C3CP51494C
Impact Factor 3.676
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Yuko S. Yamamoto, Ken Hirano, Tomomi Ishido, Norio Murase, Tamitake Itoh


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Abstract

We demonstrate a dark-field microscopic technique for real-time monitoring of DNA metallization. The growth of silver nanoparticles on DNA molecules was observed using plasmon resonance light scattering in the presence of a weak catalyst triggering photo-reduction of Ag+. This simple strategy could facilitate the controlled fabrication of DNA-templated nanoelectronic devices.

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