Thin Film Oxides Of Vanadium, Niobium, And Tantalum For Integrated Optics

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Jin Liu ◽  
Mahadevan Iyer ◽  
Z. L. Wang ◽  
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AbstractSemiconducting oxides are widely known and commercially applied for their gas sensing properties. However, biochemical sensing has mostly depended on optical and electrochemical techniques that are more cumbersome. This work investigates the biosensing characteristics of ZnO nanobelts and ZnO thin films. Zinc oxide thin film sensors showed changes in conductivity after protein functionalization with rabbit IgG and hybridization with anti-rabbit IgG. Conductivity changes were also measured after coating the oxides with MCF-7 cancer cells and its antibodies. In another set of experiments, ZnO nanobelts showed systematic conductivity changes with rabbit IgG protein hybridization. The experimental results in this paper indicate that the conductimetric properties of nano and thin film oxides can be sensitized to protein and cancer cell hybridization reactions. This technique can also be applied to certain other pathogen proteins or toxic proteins from the environment leading to low-cost miniaturized wireless biosensors.


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