Highly Sensitive and Selective DNA Sequencing Device Using Metal Adatom Adsorption on 2D Phosphorene.
ACS omega(2023)
摘要
Two-dimensional (2D) material revolutionarily extends the technique capability of traditional nanopore/nanogap-based DNA sequencing devices. However, challenges associated with DNA sequencing on nanopores still remained in improving the sensitivity and specificity. Herein, by first-principles calculation, we theoretically studied the potential of transition-metal elements (Cr, Fe, Co, Ni, and Au) anchored on monolayer black phosphorene (BP) to act as all-electronic DNA sequencing devices. The spin-polarized band structures appeared in Cr-, Fe-, Co-, and Au-doped BP. Remarkably, the adsorption energy of nucleobases can be significantly enhanced on BP with Co, Fe, and Cr doping, which contribute to the enlarged current signal and lower noise levels. Furthermore, the order of nucleobases in terms of their adsorption energies onto the Cr@BP is C > A > G > T, which exhibits more distinct adsorption energies than Fe@BP or Co@BP. Therefore, Cr-doped BP is more effective to avoid ambiguity in recognizing various bases. We thus envisaged a possibility of a highly sensitive and selective DNA sequencing device based on phosphorene.
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