Thermoplasmonic ssDNA dynamic release from gold nanoparticles examined with advanced fluorescence microscopy
Plasmon excitation of spherical gold nanoparticles carrying a fluorescent labeled 30 bp dsDNA cargo, with one chain covalently attached through two S-Au bonds to the surface, results in release of the complementary strand as ssDNA that can be examined in situ using high-resolution fluorescence micro...
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paper:paper_19487185_v6_n8_p1499_Simoncelli2023-06-08T16:32:34Z Thermoplasmonic ssDNA dynamic release from gold nanoparticles examined with advanced fluorescence microscopy DNA gold nanoparticles nanotechnology Plasmonics DNA Fiber optic sensors Fluorescence Fluorescence microscopy Metal nanoparticles Nanoparticles Nanotechnology Plasmons Polymerase chain reaction Complementary strand Gold Nanoparticles High resolution One chain Plasmon excitations Plasmonics Total energy Gold gold metal nanoparticle single stranded DNA chemistry fluorescence microscopy DNA, Single-Stranded Gold Metal Nanoparticles Microscopy, Fluorescence Plasmon excitation of spherical gold nanoparticles carrying a fluorescent labeled 30 bp dsDNA cargo, with one chain covalently attached through two S-Au bonds to the surface, results in release of the complementary strand as ssDNA that can be examined in situ using high-resolution fluorescence microscopy. The release is dependent on the total energy delivered, but not the rate of delivery, an important property for plasmonic applications in medicine, sensors, and plasmon-induced PCR. © 2015 American Chemical Society. 2015 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_19487185_v6_n8_p1499_Simoncelli http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_19487185_v6_n8_p1499_Simoncelli |
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DNA gold nanoparticles nanotechnology Plasmonics DNA Fiber optic sensors Fluorescence Fluorescence microscopy Metal nanoparticles Nanoparticles Nanotechnology Plasmons Polymerase chain reaction Complementary strand Gold Nanoparticles High resolution One chain Plasmon excitations Plasmonics Total energy Gold gold metal nanoparticle single stranded DNA chemistry fluorescence microscopy DNA, Single-Stranded Gold Metal Nanoparticles Microscopy, Fluorescence |
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DNA gold nanoparticles nanotechnology Plasmonics DNA Fiber optic sensors Fluorescence Fluorescence microscopy Metal nanoparticles Nanoparticles Nanotechnology Plasmons Polymerase chain reaction Complementary strand Gold Nanoparticles High resolution One chain Plasmon excitations Plasmonics Total energy Gold gold metal nanoparticle single stranded DNA chemistry fluorescence microscopy DNA, Single-Stranded Gold Metal Nanoparticles Microscopy, Fluorescence Thermoplasmonic ssDNA dynamic release from gold nanoparticles examined with advanced fluorescence microscopy |
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DNA gold nanoparticles nanotechnology Plasmonics DNA Fiber optic sensors Fluorescence Fluorescence microscopy Metal nanoparticles Nanoparticles Nanotechnology Plasmons Polymerase chain reaction Complementary strand Gold Nanoparticles High resolution One chain Plasmon excitations Plasmonics Total energy Gold gold metal nanoparticle single stranded DNA chemistry fluorescence microscopy DNA, Single-Stranded Gold Metal Nanoparticles Microscopy, Fluorescence |
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Plasmon excitation of spherical gold nanoparticles carrying a fluorescent labeled 30 bp dsDNA cargo, with one chain covalently attached through two S-Au bonds to the surface, results in release of the complementary strand as ssDNA that can be examined in situ using high-resolution fluorescence microscopy. The release is dependent on the total energy delivered, but not the rate of delivery, an important property for plasmonic applications in medicine, sensors, and plasmon-induced PCR. © 2015 American Chemical Society. |
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Thermoplasmonic ssDNA dynamic release from gold nanoparticles examined with advanced fluorescence microscopy |
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Thermoplasmonic ssDNA dynamic release from gold nanoparticles examined with advanced fluorescence microscopy |
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Thermoplasmonic ssDNA dynamic release from gold nanoparticles examined with advanced fluorescence microscopy |
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Thermoplasmonic ssDNA dynamic release from gold nanoparticles examined with advanced fluorescence microscopy |
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Thermoplasmonic ssDNA dynamic release from gold nanoparticles examined with advanced fluorescence microscopy |
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thermoplasmonic ssdna dynamic release from gold nanoparticles examined with advanced fluorescence microscopy |
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2015 |
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https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_19487185_v6_n8_p1499_Simoncelli http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_19487185_v6_n8_p1499_Simoncelli |
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