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Recent Patents on DNA & Gene Sequences

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ISSN (Print): 1872-2156
ISSN (Online): 2212-3431

Advanced Nanotechnological Approaches for Designing Protein-Based “Lab-on-Chips” Sensors on Porous Silicon Wafer

Author(s): Stefano Borini, Maria Staiano, Massimiliano Rocchia, Andrea M. Rossi, Mose Rossi and Sabato D' Auria

Volume 1, Issue 1, 2007

Page: [1 - 7] Pages: 7

DOI: 10.2174/187221507779814470

Abstract

In this article, we will review the more recent patented approaches related to the design and development of micro- and nano-patterns of biomolecules on solid substrates for the realization of innovative biochips, including inkjet and spotting technology, and Scanning Probe Methods In addition, we will report on some important patents based on the use of porous materials as substrates, exploiting the large specific surface for the design of highly sensitive biodevices. The main advantages and drawbacks related to each technological approach to the biochips fabrication will be pointed out, and future perspectives in the field will be discussed.

Keywords: Biosensors, porous silicon, Atomic force microscopy, nanolithography, biochip, bioarray, nanotubes, proteins

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