THE CONDUCTIVITY OF THE MONOLAYER OF COMPLEXES OF DNA WITH QUANTUM DOTS IN THE PRESENCE OF INTERCALATING LIGANDS

Mamasakhlisov Mamasakhlisov

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Abstract

The noncompetitive DNA hybridization and conductivity in the presence of non-charged ligands have been investigated and the comparison is made with the ligand-free case. It has been shown that the intercalating ligands enhance the sensitivity of the DNA chips as compared with the ligand-free case at the high enough concentration of ligands.

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THE CONDUCTIVITY OF THE MONOLAYER OF COMPLEXES OF DNA WITH QUANTUM DOTS IN THE PRESENCE OF INTERCALATING LIGANDS

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THE CONDUCTIVITY OF THE MONOLAYER OF COMPLEXES OF DNA WITH QUANTUM DOTS IN THE PRESENCE OF INTERCALATING LIGANDS

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