2004
DOI: 10.1002/ange.200400651
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Integrierte Hybridsysteme aus Nanopartikeln und Biomolekülen: Synthese, Eigenschaften und Anwendungen

Abstract: Metall‐ oder Halbleiter‐Nanopartikel und Nanostäbchen haben ähnliche Dimensionen wie Proteine (Enzyme, Antigene, Antikörper) oder DNA. Die Integration von Nanopartikeln (mit ihren besonderen elektronischen, photonischen und katalytischen Eigenschaften) mit Biomaterialien (mit ihren einzigartigen Erkennungsmechanismen sowie katalytischen und inhibierenden Fähigkeiten) ergibt hybride Nanobiomaterialien mit synergistischen Eigenschaften und Funktionen. Dieser Aufsatz beschreibt die aktuellsten Entwicklungen bei d… Show more

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“…[8,9] The integration of biomaterials with nanoparticles as active hybrid components in bioelectronic systems is interesting, as the unique recognition properties of biomolecules are combined with the optoelectronic functions of nanoparticles. [10,11] Doublestranded DNA (dsDNA) could act as a matrix to assemble signal-triggered functional nanoparticle structures by binding molecular units to the dsDNA. The conductivity of DNA has been a subject of extensive controversy, [12] and it is accepted that DNA exhibits poor conductivity.…”
Section: In Memory Of Chava Lifshitzmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[8,9] The integration of biomaterials with nanoparticles as active hybrid components in bioelectronic systems is interesting, as the unique recognition properties of biomolecules are combined with the optoelectronic functions of nanoparticles. [10,11] Doublestranded DNA (dsDNA) could act as a matrix to assemble signal-triggered functional nanoparticle structures by binding molecular units to the dsDNA. The conductivity of DNA has been a subject of extensive controversy, [12] and it is accepted that DNA exhibits poor conductivity.…”
Section: In Memory Of Chava Lifshitzmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, different biomolecular linkers are also used for the assembly of nanoparticles based on hydrogen bonding [99] . The chemical characteristics of these molecules are very critical in order to realize the assembly of nanoparticles such as antibody -antigen interactions [100] .…”
Section: Chemically Assisted Assemblymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has led to a series of biochemical, molecular biological, and medicinal applications. [75][76][77] A good example in the laboratory medicine sector is the development of a glucose sensor which, placed in tissue, permits a continuous real-time blood-glucose reading, andthrough a feedback mechanism-direct and self-acting administration of insulin (artificial pancreas). Biosensors also find application in the field of POCT determinations (blood gases, electrolytes, metabolic intermediates).…”
Section: "Laboratory Streets"mentioning
confidence: 99%