Molecular Wiring of Chlorophyll a and Cytochrome c on Carbon Black for Amplified Photocurrent Generation and ROS Profiling in Cancer Cells

Key Points

• This research aims to explore how molecular wiring of chlorophyll a and cytochrome c on carbon black can improve photocurrent generation and measure reactive oxygen species.
• Used chlorophyll a and cytochrome c for molecular wiring on a carbon black substrate.
• Conducted experiments to measure photocurrent generation.
• Assessed reactive oxygen species (ROS) production in cancer cells.
• Significant amplification of photocurrent observed in the experimental setup.
• Increased ROS profiling detected in cancer cells exposed to the system.
• Demonstrated potential for improving energy conversion in biomimetic applications.