| 초록 |
Nanotechnology has led to faster, more sensitive, and more selective methods of biomolecule detection. It has also offered the possibility of miniaturization and the ability to combine the steps required for detection into a single platform. Particularly, magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) have attracted a growing interest in the development and fabrication of sensors and biosensors for several applications. MNPs can be integrated into the transducer materials and/or be dispersed in the sample followed by their attraction by an external magnetic field onto the active detection surface of the biosensor. In this work, we synthesized MNPs by pyrolysis method, and then modified their surface for biosensing. In addition, the morphology and electromagnetic properties of MNPs were investigated. |
