Peptide-route functionalization of chalcogenide films
Résumé
Functionalizing the surface of chalcogenide films is of major interest due to the wide use of these materials in infrared integrated optics. A functionalization route via short peptides that has been already used for silicon, ZnSe and other semiconductors is applied to amorphous films of the ternary Ge-Se-Te system. The biotinylated 12-mer peptides LLADTTHHRPWT and SVSVGMKPSPRP were chosen and used to capture streptavidin. High-resolution atomic force microscopy images highlight that the 12-mer peptide LLADTTHHRPWT provides better interface layers for streptavidin molecule detection.
Mots clés
FILMS
CHALCOGENIDE FILMS
FUNCTIONALIZATION
STREPTAVIDIN SENSING
AMORPHOUS FILMS
AMORPHOUS SILICON
FIBER OPTIC NETWORKS
BIOTINYLATED PEPTIDES
GERMANIUM COMPOUNDS
SELENIUM COMPOUNDS
SEMICONDUCTING GERMANIUM COMPOUNDS
SEMICONDUCTING SELENIUM COMPOUNDS
TELLURIUM COMPOUNDS
WIDE BAND GAP SEMICONDUCTORS
FUNCTIONALIZATIONS
HIGH RESOLUTION
INTERFACE LAYER
MOLECULE DETECTION
TRANSPARENT OPTICAL NETWORKS