Talanta
Talanta
4 years ago

Nano-hemoglobin film based sextet state biomemory device by cross-linked photosensitive hapten monomer

Nano-hemoglobin film based sextet state biomemory device by cross-linked photosensitive hapten monomer
In this study, a biomemory device, consisting of hemoglobin (Hb) cross-linked by MACys-Ru(bipyr)2-MACys) photosensitive monomer cross-linkers, which have memory effect through both Ru3+/2+ in hapten monomer and Fe3+/2+ in redox active center of Hb through multi-charge transfer mechanism, has been improved. Cyclic voltammetry (CV) has been used to determine the redox property of the Hb cross-linked MACys-Ru(bipyr)2-MACys) hapten. Three memory functions, writing, reading and erasing of the fabricated biomemory device, have been accomplished by chronoamperometry (CA) and open-circuit potential amperometry (OCPA). The reliability and repeatability of the biodevice consisting of the p(Hb-co-MACys-Ru(bipyr)2-MACys) sextet state bio-memory layer have been analysed. The Hb film based biodevice on gold electrodes has shown ≥ 2 months the retention time and switched until 106 times continuous cycling without degradation in efficiency. Other hand, the topography of p(Hb-co-MACys-Ru(bipyr)2-MACys) layer on the gold surface has investigated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and EDX data.

Publisher URL: www.sciencedirect.com/science

DOI: S0039914017308330

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