Lecture

Nanotechnology to Prevent Electron Transfer

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Description

This lecture covers the electrical behavior of DNA at the interface, the capacitance DNA detection, and the Randle model. It discusses the frequency behavior of DNA surfaces, the importance of nano-apertures in the probes film, and the use of blocking agents to improve capacitance stability.

Instructor

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