Two-Dimensional Graphene Family Material: Assembly, Biocompatibility and Sensors Applications.

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Graphene and its chemically exfoliated derivatives-GO and rGO-are the key members of graphene family materials (GFM). The atomically thick crystal structure and the large continuous π conjugate of graphene imparts it with unique electrical, mechanical, optical, thermal, and chemical properties. Although those properties of GO and rGO are compromised, they have better scalability and chemical tunability. All GFMs can be subject to noncovalent modification due to the large basal plane. Besides, they have satisfying biocompatibility. Thus, GFMs are promising materials for biological, chemical and mechanical sensors. The present review summarizes how to incorporate GFMs into different sensing system including fluorescence aptamer-based sensors, field-effect transistors (FET), and electrochemical sensors, as well as, how to covalently and/or non-covalently modify GFMs to achieve various detection purpose. Sensing mechanisms and fabrication strategies that will influence the sensitivity of different sensing system are also reviewed.
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Authors Zhang, Xingying;Wang, Ying;Luo, Gaoxing;Xing, Malcolm;
Journal sensors
Year 2019
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E2966
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Keywords
Biosensor gas sensor go aptamer fet sensor graphene sheet rgo sheet

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