Ajay AgarwalIeng Kin LaoKavitha D. BuddharajuNavab SinghN. BalasubramanianDim‐Lee Kwong
The paper elaborates the Silicon Nanowire arrays fabrication using standard CMOS compatible technologies (top-down) with each array consisting of 100 wires, which are individually electrically measurable for their conductance and facilitating statistical analysis. The arrays are integrated with micro-fluidics for the delivery of various chemicals for surface modification, buffer solutions, biomolecules/ analytes, etc. Biotinylated-ssDNA is detected electrically, label-free by the nanowire sensors modified by streptavidin; further DNA hybridization is also observed similarly on sensors modified by complementary DNA probes. Our approach paves way for realizing high-density, highly sensitive biological and chemical sensors using mass fabrication technologies and thus has the potential to achieve multiplexed detection which is essential for understanding and curing of complex diseases.
Ajay AgarwalKavitha D. BuddharajuIeng Kin LaoNavab SinghN. BalasubramanianDim‐Lee Kwong
Yida LiKavitha D. BuddharajuNavab SinghG. Q. LoS J Lee
Pan K. KimSeong Jin ChoJungwoo SungHyun Sook OhGeunbae Lim
Narayanan BalasubramanianNavab SinghSubhash C. RustogiKavitha D. BuddharajuJinlan FuZhao HuiS. BalakumarAjay AgarwalS. K. ManhasG. Q. LoD. L. Kwong