Nanopores are single-molecule sensors capable of detecting and quantifying a broad range of unlabeled biomolecules including DNA and proteins. Nanopores' generic sensing …
Solid-state nanopores (ssNPs) are extremely versatile single-molecule sensors and their potential have been established in numerous biomedical applications. However, the …
H Yamazaki, R Hu, Q Zhao, M Wanunu - ACS nano, 2018 - ACS Publications
Sculpting solid-state materials at the nanoscale is an important step in the manufacturing of numerous types of sensor devices, in particular solid-state nanopore sensors. Here we …
Nanopores with diameters from 20 to 50 nm in silicon nitride (SiN x) windows are useful for single-molecule studies of globular macromolecules. While controlled breakdown (CBD) is …
S Wu, SR Park, XS Ling - Nano letters, 2006 - ACS Publications
Synthetic nanopores are a new class of single-molecule sensors capable of electronically detecting, counting, and characterizing biomolecules. There have been studies of nanopore …
Solid state nanopores enable translocation and detection of single bio-molecules such as DNA in buffer solutions. Here, sub-10 nm nanopore arrays in silicon membranes were …
Single nanometre-sized pores (nanopores) embedded in an insulating membrane are an exciting new class of nanosensors for rapid electrical detection and characterization of …
Thin membranes are highly sought-after for nanopore-based single-molecule sensing, and fabrication of such membranes becomes challenging in the≲ 10 nm thickness regime where …
In recent years, the concept of nanopore sensing has matured from a proof-of-principle method to a widespread, versatile technique for the study of biomolecular properties and …