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Protein pattern transfer for biosensor applications
Authors
L. Basabe-Desmonts
A.A. Cafolla
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F. Cecchet
R.P. Gandhiraman
V. Gubala
M. Iacono
C. Volcke
D.E. Williams
Publication date
21 October 2009
Publisher
'Elsevier BV'
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Abstract
This paper presents a very simple, industrially scalable method for transferring a high-resolution, biologically active protein pattern from one substrate to another. We demonstrate the transfer of a protein pattern formed initially by microcontact printing from a silicon surface (to which this form of printing is applicable) onto a glass or polymer substrate, almost independently of the surface/bulk properties of the second substrate. A very thin, spin-coated layer of a sugar is used to preserve the structure and organization of proteins during the subsequent plasma deposition of a siloxane polymer, after which the protein pattern could simply be peeled off the silicon substrate and glued onto any other desired substrate. © 2009 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
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