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It is generally known that both electrostatic and hydrophobic interactions are major driving forces for protein adsorption at solid/liquid interfaces, but relatively little is known about how these interactions affect the interfacial behavior of single-stranded DNA molecules. This information is important for the design of DNA hybridization sensors. In this study, total internal reflectance microscopy/fluorescence...
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