Beilstein J. Nanotechnol.2016,7, 501–510, doi:10.3762/bjnano.7.44
, nanomaterial–biomolecule hybrid gas sensors.
Keywords: amphipol; bacteriorhodopsin; bio-hybrid; gas sensing; ITO; ZnO nanostructure; Introduction
Nanomaterial–biomolecule conjugates have emerged into one of the most rapidly developing and sought after areas in modern biomolecular device fabrication and
solution consisting of zinc nitrate and hexamine. This inverted growth scheme was preferred in order to avoid contamination effects due to sedimentation and to achieve a uniform growth pattern [35][36]. Further, the suspension of wild-type, photoactive bR was prepared with aqueous amphipol (A8-35) in a 1:5
absorbance spectra of ZnO-TF, ZnO-NR, bR solution in amphipol (bR/A8-35, inset figure) and the hybrid nanostructures. The UV–vis spectra of ZnO-TF and ZnO-NR show absorption near the band edge in the exciton absorption region at 372 nm and 347 nm, respectively [41]. These band edge absorptions have a similar
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Figure 1:
Comparative XRD patterns of the ZnO-TF, ZnO-TF/bR, ZnO-NR and ZnO-NR/bR structures.