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29 May 2013 A hybrid plasmonic whispering gallery mode sensor for single bionanoparticle detection
S. Holler, V. R. Dantham, V. Kolchenko, Z. Wan, S. Arnold
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Abstract
Our hybrid plasmonic whispering gallery mode biosensor has recently demonstrated detection and characterization of the smallest known RNA virus. A gold nanoparticle affixed to the resonator surface acts like a nanoscopic antenna, enhancing locally the electric field within the cavity mode. When a target analyte binds with this nanoscopic antenna the result is an enhanced response (spectral shift) of the resonator system to the binding event. We have observed shift enhancements ~70× over the response of the bare resonator, thereby permitting the detection and characterization of all known viral particles and even some large protein molecules.
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S. Holler, V. R. Dantham, V. Kolchenko, Z. Wan, and S. Arnold "A hybrid plasmonic whispering gallery mode sensor for single bionanoparticle detection", Proc. SPIE 8722, Fiber Optic Sensors and Applications X, 87220T (29 May 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2015506
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KEYWORDS
Gold

Nanoparticles

Particles

Plasmonics

Silica

Resonators

Optical microcavities

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