High-Resolution Biosensor

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APP PUB NO 20130307029A1
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13989771

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A high-resolution biosensor for analysis of biomolecules is provided. The high-resolution biosensor comprises a functional unit comprising a conducting material with an atomic-scale thickness and a micro-nano fluidic system unit. The functional unit is capable of achieving a resolution required to detect a characteristic of individual biomolecule, and the micro-nano fluidic system unit is capable of controlling the movement and conformation of the biomolecule investigated. The functional unit comprises a first insulating layer, conducting functional layer, a second insulating layer, and a nanopore extending through the full thickness of the functional unit. The micro-nano fluidic system unit comprises a first electrophoresis electrode or micropump, a first fluidic reservoir, a second fluidic reservoir, a second electrophoresis electrode or micropump, and micro-nanometer separation channels. The nanopore connects to the micro-nanometer separation channels. Interactions between the biomolecule and conducting functional layer occur as the biomolecule translocates through the nanopore of the functional unit.

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ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY866 YUHANGTANG ROAD XIHU DISTRICT HANGZHOU CITY ZHEJIANG PROVINCE 310058

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Chen, Hongzheng Hangzhou, CN 8 114
Shi, Minmin Hangzhou, CN 3 89
Wang, Mang Hangzhou, CN 5 90
Wu, Gang Hangzhou, CN 243 2891
Xu, Mingsheng Hangzhou, CN 4 31

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