Laboratory study demonstrates specific DNA hybridization detection using dendrimer-modified nanopipettes, highlighting ion current rectification as an effective nanoscale sensing mechanism.
A dendrimer-modified nanopipette is used to detect hybridization of a specific DNA sequence through evaluation of the extent of rectification of ion currents observed in the measured current-voltage response.
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