Evaluation on potential for assessing indoor formaldehyde using biosensor system based on swimming behavior of Japanese medaka (oryzias latipes)

Kim, Jonghun; Kato, Shinsuke; Takeuchi, Kenichiro; Tatsuma, Tetsu; Kang, Ik Joon

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2010.10.014

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“…The bubble size was varied from submicrometer to micrometer according to the laser power. The bubble that is referred to as micronanobubble is reported elsewhere . Simultaneously, we found that the bubble induced a convergent fluidic flow toward it, judging from a dynamic expansion of dye-stained ds-DNAs.…”

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“…The bubble that is referred to as micronanobubble is reported elsewhere. 29 Simultaneously, we found that the bubble induced a convergent fluidic flow toward it, judging from a dynamic expansion of dye-stained ds-DNAs. On the basis of this result, the idea that the fluidic flow induced by the bubble can act as a driving force for nanoparticle accumulation had come to authors.…”

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Fabrication and Placement of a Ring Structure of Nanoparticles by a Laser-Induced Micronanobubble on a Gold Surface

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We have developed a new fabrication method for a ring structure of assembled nanoparticles on a gold surface by the use of continuous Nd:YAG laser light. A micronanobubble on a gold surface, created by laser local heating, acts as a template for the formation of the ring structure. Both Marangoni convection flow and capillary flow around the micronanobubble are responsible for the driving force to assemble nanoparticles such as CdSe Q-dots into the ring structure from the solution. Because a single micronanobubble was generated by the Nd:YAG laser focusing point, the precise positioning of the ring structure was feasible directly on the gold surface, which makes it possible to fabricate various patterns of rings such as arrays and letters and even a double-ring structure without any photomasks or any templates.

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