Bio-photosensor: Cyanobacterial photosystem I coupled with transistor via molecular wire.
Bio-photosensor: Cyanobacterial photosystem I coupled with transistor via molecular wire.
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10.1016/j.bbabio.2006.11.008
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2007-06
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N. Terasaki;N. Yamamoto;K. Tamada;M. Hattori;T. Hiraga;Akihiko Tohri;Ikutaro Sato;Masako Iwai;Michinao Iwai;Shunpei Taguchi;I. Enami;Y. Inoue;Y. Yamanoi;T. Yonezawa;K. Mizuno;Masaki Murata;H. Nishihara;S. Yoneyama;M. Minakata;Tsutomu Ohmori;M. Sakai;M. Fujii
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N. Terasaki;N. Yamamoto;K. Tamada;M. Hattori;T. Hiraga;Akihiko Tohri;Ikutaro Sato;Masako Iwai;Michinao Iwai;Shunpei Taguchi;I. Enami;Y. Inoue;Y. Yamanoi;T. Yonezawa;K. Mizuno;Masaki Murata;H. Nishihara;S. Yoneyama;M. Minakata;Tsutomu Ohmori;M. Sakai;M. Fujii
We report on the first successful output of electrons directly from photosystem I (PSI) of thermophilic cyanobacteria to the gate of a field-effect transistor (FET) by bypassing electron flow via a newly designed molecular wire, i.e., artificial vitamin K1, and a gold nanoparticle; in short, this newly manufactured photosensor employs a bio-functional unit as the core of the device. Photo-electrons generated by the irradiation of molecular complexes composed of reconstituted PSI on the gate were found to control the FET. This PSI-bio-photosensor can be used to interpret gradation in images. This PSI-FET system is moreover sufficiently stable for use exceeding a period of 1 year.