The interaction between a single and a double strand poly-A and single wall carbon nanotubes is studied with SEIRA, SERS, and AFM techniques. After the purification and separation, the sample of nanotube-poly-A contains 1-5 nanotubes covered by poly-A. According to SEIRA and SERS spectroscopy, poly-A in a single strand form preserves its initial conformation with numerous disorders and breaks in a single strand of poly-A at the carbon nanotube surface. After the adsorption on the nanotube surface, the double strand form of poly-A changes its conformation with a partial loss of the pairing between adenine bases. The main cites of the interaction of poly-A with nanotubes are adenine and phosphate groups.

The Poly-A Interaction and Interfaces with Carbon Nanotubes

BERTARIONE RAVA ROSSA, Serena;DAMIN, Alessandro Ali;SCARANO, Domenica;ZECCHINA, Adriano;
2008-01-01

Abstract

The interaction between a single and a double strand poly-A and single wall carbon nanotubes is studied with SEIRA, SERS, and AFM techniques. After the purification and separation, the sample of nanotube-poly-A contains 1-5 nanotubes covered by poly-A. According to SEIRA and SERS spectroscopy, poly-A in a single strand form preserves its initial conformation with numerous disorders and breaks in a single strand of poly-A at the carbon nanotube surface. After the adsorption on the nanotube surface, the double strand form of poly-A changes its conformation with a partial loss of the pairing between adenine bases. The main cites of the interaction of poly-A with nanotubes are adenine and phosphate groups.
2008
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Double strand; Interaction; Polyriboadenylic acid (poly-A); Single strand; Single wall carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs)
G. Dovbeshko;O. Fesenko;K. Yakovkin;S. Bertarione;A. Damin;D. Scarano;A. Zecchina;E. Obraztsova
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