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Since their initial fabrication two decades ago by McConnell and coworkers, fluid supported phospholipid bilayers (SLBs) have played a key role in the development of nanoscale assemblies of biological materials on artificial supports.1,2 The reason for this is quite straightforward. SLBs can serve as biomimetics for chemical and biological processes which occur in cell membranes. A thin aqueous layer...
Herein, a simple label-free biosensor fabrication method is demonstrated based on transmission localized surface plasmon resonance (T-LSPR). The platform, which consists of a silver nanoparticle array, can be prepared in just a few minutes using benchtop chemistry. The array was made by a templating technique in conjunction with the photoreduction of Ag ions from solution. This metal surface was functionalized...
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