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Sulfide Nanocomposites Templated Synthesis And Applications

Posted on:2011-06-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J L YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2191360305493903Subject:Analytical Chemistry
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In recent years, using semiconductor nanopaticles instead of organic fluorescent dye as fluorescent biological labels has made great progress. During the process of the experiment, templated-synthesis of DNA/CdS nanocomposites and core-shell structures of DNA/CdS/ZnS has been described.The synthesized nanocomposites have great water-solubility, stability and special fluorescence property. The morphologic and spectral characterizations of these nanocomposites indicate that the DNA/CdS nanomaterials have a higher density of surface state with an enhanced photoluminescence (PL) intensity. While the core-shell structure exhibits a better biocompatibility. The synthetic approach described herein may be extended to other types of DNA-semiconductor conjugates with tailored properties for diverse applications.The nanocomposites hold great potential in applications such as biological imaging.The results for preparing and characterizing these nanomaterials are as follows:1.DNA templated-synthesis of DNA/CdS nanocomposites with three different methods has been described. CdS coating adsorb onto the DNA template through electrostatic interaction. The resulting nanomaterials are stable and water-soluble with a high fluorescence efficiency.2.With the encapsulation of ZnS on the surface of the DNA/CdS nanocomposites,core-shell structures of DNA/CdS/ZnS have been synthesized.Higher stability and fluorescence efficiency of the core-shell structure can be resulted from higher density of surface state and lower structure defects.3.The above nanocomposites were characterized with AFM, TEM, UV/Vis, fluorescence spectrometry and resonance light scattering spectrometry. Potential applications of these nanomaterials in sequence-specific DNA analysis have been discussed.
Keywords/Search Tags:nanocomposites, core-shell structure, fluorescence detection, sequence-specific DNA analysis
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