＜正＞We report the experimental demonstration of a novel label-free optical immunosensor based on porous silicon...
Xiao-yi Lü~(a,c),Tao Xue~b,Zhen-hong Jia~(*c),Hua-wei Shao~b,Shi-bin Hou~d,Fu-chun Zhang~d a School of Electronic and Information Engineer,Xi’an Jiao tong University,Xi’an 710049,China
Porous silicon is functionalized using thermal oxidation and silanization. The HYSA antibodies are immobilized to the porous surface in this paper. The changes in the reflection spectrum and photoluminescence spectrum are investigated when BSA are attached to the PS surface. The result shows that the luminescence peak of PS disappears. After the antigen-antibody reaction,the higher light emission is observed and the reflection spectrum also red shifts. Therefore,this research lays a foundation for the development of sensitive label-free optical immunosensor.
An experimental investigation on the nonlinear refractive index of nanoporous silicon at wavelengths of 532 nm and 1064 nm is reported by the reflection z-scan(RZ-scan) method with picosecond pulses.The porous silicon(PS) does not need to be peeled from silicon substrate.The method uses a p-polarized beam with oblique incidence.The modification of the reflected beam intensity gives the information of the surface nonlinear refractive index.The index of porous silicon at 1064 nm is at the same order of magnitude as that obtained by the conventional transmission z-scan technique,and the measured absolute value of nonlinear refractive index n2 at 532 nm is two orders of magnitude higher than that at 1064 nm.
