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: TinytechIPUS Patent 7618771 - Stretched nucleic acid nanowire
This patent from Searete LLC (associated with Intellectual Ventures) proposes a methodology using fluid flow to stretch out a nucleic acid molecule which is suggested for the construction of nanoscale circuitry. Claim 1 reads:
1. A method of forming a nanowire, comprising: applying a nucleic acid-containing solution to a first substrate, the first substrate having a defined structural feature thereon; controllably flowing the nucleic acid-containing solution over the first substrate in a manner that promotes stretching of a nucleic acid molecule from the defined structural feature along the first substrate; applying a conductive material to the stretched nucleic acid molecule to form a nanowire; and
controlling a surface charge of the first substrate, wherein the surface charge acts to attract the nucleic acid molecule to the first substrate.
Full post as published by TinytechIP on November 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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