Nanoplasmonic sensor
AssigneeNanoPath, Inc.
InventorsAmogha Tadimety, Alison Burklund, Timothy Palinski, David Luna
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AssigneeNanoPath, Inc.
InventorsAmogha Tadimety, Alison Burklund, Timothy Palinski, David Luna
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This disclosure is related to the field of molecular detection. Specifically, the disclosure describes a rational nanoplasmonic sensor design for molecular detection. Also disclosed herein is a method of making a functionalized nanoplasmonic sensing chip. In some embodiments, the method comprises providing a substrate comprising an array of sensors, each sensor comprises an array of nanostructures; affixing a micro-well adaptor on top of the substrate, thereby providing an array of micro-wells over and aligned with the array of sensors; and forming one or more of functionalized sensors in the array of sensors by delivering a first batch of reaction solutions into one or more micro-wells atop one or more sensors using an automatic pipetting system; subsequently removing the first batch of reaction solution from the one or more micro-wells using the automatic pipetting system; and removing the microwell adaptor from the substrate.
A plasmon-resonance sensing device comprising:
A method of making an array of nanomaterials comprising:
A method of making a functionalized nanoplasmonic sensing chip comprising:
A functionalized nanoplasmonic sensing chip comprising an array of functionalized sensors, wherein each of the functionalized sensors in the array comprises an array of nanomaterials conjugated to at least one biological probe configured to bind to at least one analyte.
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