Here we report an approach utilizing a suspended nanoparticle crystal (S-NPC) as an electrical read-out biosensor based on a nanofluidic electrokinetics principle. As a preliminary demonstration, streptavidin-modified S-NPC with a particle diameter of 520 nm was used to detect biotin in a PBS buffer. The present result indicated that the detection range of biotin by this nanofluidics-based biosensor was about 1 nM-10 muM (in 10(-4)x PBS) with a sensitivity of 160 nS/nM. Being easy to get established, low-cost, and having large electrical read-out signal, the present S-NPC is believed to be a promising biosensing scheme in the micro total analysis system.
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