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Fabrications, Applications and Challenges of Solid-state Nanopores: A Mini Review

Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology, 2016
Nanopore sensors are expected to be one of the most promising next generation sequencing technologies, with label-free, amplification-free and high-throughput fea‐ tures, as well as rapid detections and low cost.
Zifan Tang, Daihua Zhang, Weiwei Cui, Hao Zhang, Wei Pang, Xuexin Duan   +5 more
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Shrinking of Solid-state Nanopores by Direct Thermal Heating [PDF]

Nanoscale Research Letters, 2011
Solid-state nanopores have emerged as useful single-molecule sensors for DNA and proteins. A novel and simple technique for solid-state nanopore fabrication is reported here. The process involves direct thermal heating of 100 to 300 nm nanopores, made by
Asghar Waseem, Ilyas Azhar, Billo Joseph, Iqbal Samir   +3 more
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Surface coatings for solid-state nanopores

Nanoscale, 2019
Nanopores enable the characterization of single biomolecules; to interrogate these molecules without artifacts from wall interactions, nanopore coatings are required.
Olivia M. Eggenberger, Cuifeng Ying, Michael Mayer   +2 more
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Detection of Biomolecules Using Solid-State Nanopores Fabricated by Controlled Dielectric Breakdown [PDF]

Sensors
Nanopore sensor technology is widely used in biomolecular detection due to its advantages of low cost and easy operation. In a variety of nanopore manufacturing methods, controlled dielectric breakdown has the advantages of a simple manufacturing process
Peng Cheng, Candong Zhao, Qinjie Pan, Zijian Xiong, Qi Chen, Xiangshui Miao, Yuhui He   +6 more
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Thermodynamic bifurcations of boiling in solid-state nanopores

Physical Review Research
Boiling heat transfer is the basis of many commonly used cooling techniques. In cooling of electronic devices, for example, it is desirable to further miniaturize heat exchangers to achieve higher heat transfer, and thus it is necessary to understand ...
Soumyadeep Paul, Yusuke Ito, Wei-Lun Hsu, Hirofumi Daiguji   +3 more
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Single‐molecule electrical protein fingerprinting in solid‐state nanopores [PDF]

Clinical and Translational Medicine
Neeraj Soni, Amit Meller
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Comparing Current Noise in Biological and Solid-State Nanopores. [PDF]

ACS Nano, 2020
Fragasso A, Schmid S, Dekker C.
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Intrusion of polyethylene glycol into solid-state nanopores [PDF]

RSC Advances, 2018
The mechanism of PEG molecule penetration into nanopores upon mechanical pressure is understood.
Yueting Sun, Chengliang Xu, Yibing Li
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Ribosome Fingerprinting with a Solid-State Nanopore [PDF]

ACS Sensors, 2020
Abstract Nanopores hold great potential for the analysis of complex biological molecules at the single entity level. One particularly interesting macromolecular machine is the ribosome, responsible for translating mRNA into proteins.
Raveendran, M, Leach, AR, Hopes, T, Aspden, JL, Actis, P   +4 more
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In situ solid-state nanopore fabrication [PDF]

Chemical Society Reviews, 2021
This review summarises the development of in situ solid-state nanopore fabrication techniques. These techniques are democratising solid-state nanopore research by providing rapid and accessible methods to fabricate nanopores.
Jasper P. Fried, Jacob L. Swett, Binoy Paulose Nadappuram, Jan A. Mol, Joshua B. Edel, Aleksandar P. Ivanov, James R. Yates   +6 more
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