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Ultrasensitive biological nanosensor based on surface plasmon resonance in near-infrared range. lmj 2012; 9 (3) :37-41
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Background: Due to the unique tunable properties of silver nanoparticles, a biological sensor can be designed and fabricated. In this paper, a two layered silver nanoshell is used as a biological sensor based on surface plasmon resonance.  
Material and Methods: As the silver nanoshell is subjected to an external uniform electric field, strong  plasmon interaction between the silver shell and inner cavity leads to the intense absorption spectrum in the range of 400-1400 nm. The absorption spectrum has one peak at the plasmon resonance which is sensitive to the refractive index of surrounding medium.
Conclusion: For a two layered nanoshell with fixed radius, when the radius of inner dielectric core increases, plasmon resonance wavelength shifts toward the near-infrared range. Results show that a silver nanosensor can be optimized by choosing appropriate geometrical dimensions. At last, the sensitivity of nanosensor is calculated
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Received: 2013/04/24 | Accepted: 2013/07/11

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