G.B. KangJ.M. ParkSeokgyu KimJin-Gun KooJ.H. ParkYoung‐Soo SohnY.T. Kim
A silicon nanowire (SiNW) biosensor for label-free and real-time detection has been fabricated by complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology. For the detection of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) used as a biomarker of prostate cancer the SiNW surface was modified to immobilise the antibody of PSA (anti-PSA). Real-time monitoring reveals the change in conductivity of the SiNW on specific binding of PSA to anti-PSA. For 355 nm SiNW, the response to 10 ng/ml of PSA was 7.3%.
Young‐Soo SohnGil Bum KangYong Tae Kim
Yordan M. GeorgievNikolay PetkovBrendan McCarthyRan YuVladimir DjaraDan O’ConnellOlan LottyAdrian M. NightingaleNuchutha ThamsumetJohn C. de MelloAlan BlakeSamaresh DasJustin D. Holmes
Patrick GinetSho AkiyamaNobuyuki TakamaHiroyuki FujitaBeomjoon Kim
Kook‐Nyung LeeSukwon JungWon-Hyo KimMin‐Ho LeeWoo‐Kyeong SeongMi‐Ra KimYoon-sik Lee
Maryam Ziaei-MoayyedMurat Okandan