Presentation 2000/6/16
Optical Biosensing Based on Localized Surface Plasmon of Gold Particles
H. Takei, M. Himmelhaus,
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Abstract(in English) In recent years, biosensors not requiring labelling have been receiving much attention. We have been developing a biosensor based on optical properties of gold particles. To prepare particles, we first form a dense monolayer of uniform polystyrene spheres, diameter ranging from 55nm to 152nm, on a substrate. Evaporating 5nm to 40nm of gold on the above spheres results in gold particles exhibiting pronounced absorption in the visible range, with optical density of well over 2. We have shown that when octadecanethiol molecule forms a self-assembled monolayer or biothin/avidin binding takes place on the gold surface, the absorption peak wavelength shifts over 10nm.
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Keyword(in English) gold particle / polystyrene sphere / localized plasmon / biosensor
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Title (in English) Optical Biosensing Based on Localized Surface Plasmon of Gold Particles
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Keyword(1) gold particle
Keyword(2) polystyrene sphere
Keyword(3) localized plasmon
Keyword(4) biosensor
1st Author's Name H. Takei
1st Author's Affiliation Life Science Group, Hitachi Ltd.()
2nd Author's Name M. Himmelhaus
2nd Author's Affiliation Central Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd.
Date 2000/6/16
Paper # CPM2000-34
Volume (vol) vol.100
Number (no) 141
Page pp.pp.-
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