Large scale commercial fabrication of high quality graphene-based assays for biomolecule detection

ORAL

Abstract

Large numbers of high quality graphene transistors with mobility approximately 5000 $cm^2/V*s$ were fabricated by chemical vapor deposition and packaged into ceramic carriers with an open cavity design. The ceramic carrier is compatible with standard electronics assembly, enabling the readout of graphene properties on the benchtop without large, expensive probing systems. After chemical functionalization, these sensors demonstrate sensitivity in the pM range and selectivity to many classes of biomolecules as a three terminal liquid-gated field effect transistor. High precision measurements of protein kinetics captured using this technology, commercially known as AGILE R100, are comparable and can exceed the capabilities of state-of-the-art biomolecule characterization tools. Recently published in Sensors and Actuators B

Authors

  • Mitchell Lerner

    Nanomedical Diagnostics

  • Yingning Gao

    Nanomedical Diagnostics

  • Brett Goldsmith

    Nanomedical Diagnostics

  • Francie Barron

    Nanomedical Diagnostics