ArticleSmall methods2026
Nanopore Trap for Label-Free Fingerprinting of Surface-modified Single Nanoparticles.
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- Nanopore Trap for Label-Free Fingerprinting of Surface-modified Single Nanoparticles.Small methods · 2026Article
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Abstract
Label-free characterization of nanoparticle surface functionalization at single-particle resolution is essential for a wide range of applications. Solid-state nanopore sensing provides a direct electrical readout that is intrinsically sensitive to the size, surface layer, and interfacial chemistry of single particles in liquid environments. The trapping-based nanopore sensing regime further enables probing surface-dependent particle-pore interactions with extended observation time. Here, a solid-state nanopore trap-based fingerprinting method is presented to differentiate single nanoparticles with distinct surface modifications. The method combines a "trap-release" measurement protocol with a multi-metric analysis workflow that extracts blockade distributions, sub-level statistics and frequency-domain signatures from trapping events, and constructs a unique fingerprint for each particle species. Applied to silica cores (≈25-30 nm) functionalized with APTES, NHS-PEG
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