Programmed Colorimetric Logic Devices Based on DNA–Gold Nanoparticle Interactions
Abstract
A system including nucleic acid strands and unmodified gold nanopartcles is activated to perform programmed logic functions, using pH and DNA as inputs and the plasmonic-related color change of gold nanoparticles as the output. The complexity of the logic devices can be simply enhanced by appropriate engineering.Keywords
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