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Fabrication and temperature-dependent electrical characterization of a C-shape nanowire patterned by a DNA origami.

ABSTRACT: We introduce a method based on directed molecular self-assembly to manufacture and electrically characterise C-shape gold nanowires which clearly deviate from typical linear shape due to the design of the template guiding the assembly. To this end, gold nanoparticles are arranged in the desired shape on a DNA-origami template and enhanced to form a continuous wire through electroless deposition. C-shape nanowires with a size below 150nm on a [Formula: see text] substrate are contacted with gold electrodes by means of electron beam lithography. Charge transport measurements of the nanowires show hopping, thermionic and tunneling transports at different temperatures in the 4.2K to 293K range. The different transport mechanisms indicate that the C-shape nanowires consist of metallic segments which are weakly coupled along the wires.

SUBMITTER: Bayrak T

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7820232 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Fabrication and temperature-dependent electrical characterization of a C-shape nanowire patterned by a DNA origami.

Bayrak Türkan T Martinez-Reyes Amanda A Arce David Daniel Ruiz DDR Kelling Jeffrey J Samano Enrique C EC Erbe Artur A

Scientific reports 20210121 1

We introduce a method based on directed molecular self-assembly to manufacture and electrically characterise C-shape gold nanowires which clearly deviate from typical linear shape due to the design of the template guiding the assembly. To this end, gold nanoparticles are arranged in the desired shape on a DNA-origami template and enhanced to form a continuous wire through electroless deposition. C-shape nanowires with a size below 150nm on a [Formula: see text] substrate are contacted with gold ...[more]

PMID: 33479352

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