ArticleApplied physics letters2011
Excitation of Cy5 in self-assembled lipid bilayers using optical microresonators.
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- Real-time detection of lipid bilayer assembly and detergent-initiated solubilization using optical cavities.Applied physics letters · 2015Article
- Hybrid integrated label-free chemical and biological sensors.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2014Review
- High-Q optical sensors for chemical and biological analysis.Analytical chemistry · 2012Review
- Determination of binding kinetics using whispering gallery mode microcavities.Applied physics letters · 2011Article
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Abstract
Due to their sensitivity and temporal response, optical microresonators are used extensively in the biosensor arena, particularly in the development of label-free diagnostics and measurement of protein kinetics. In the present letter, we investigate using microcavities to probe molecules within biomimetic membranes. Specifically, a method for self-assembling lipid bilayers on spherical microresonators is developed and the bilayer-nature is verified. Subsequently, the microcavity is used to excite a Cy5-conjugated lipid located within the bilayer while the optical performance of the microcavity is characterized. The emission wavelength of the dye and the optical behavior of the microcavity agree with theoretical predictions.
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