A METHOD FOR RAPID DETECTION OF SURFACE ENCAPSULATING AND ASSEMBLY OF GOLD NANOPARTICLES BY DNAs, DYES AND SURFACTANTS

   
 

LEAD INVENTOR:
Chuan-Jian Zhong

TEAM MEMBERS:
Lingyan Wang, Stephanie I-Im Lim

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Dr. Eugene Krentsel
Director of Technology Transfer and Innovation Partnerships
Tel: 607-777-5871
Fax: 607-777-5788
krentsel@binghamton.edu

 

DESCRIPTION:

This technology is a simple and rapid method for screening or detection of surface encapsulation and assembly of metal nanoparticles by molecules or biomolecules.

POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS:

Companies that are potentially interested in this technology include those from computer chip, microelectronics, pharmaceuticals, chemical sensor/biosensor industries, and national security applications.

ADVANTAGES:

This method is simple and rapid for screening or Detection of Surface Encapsulation and Assembly of Gold Nanoparticles by DNAs, Dyes and Many surfactants.

DISADVANTAGES:

None

PATENT STATUS:

Patent strategy is being evaluated