Systems and methods for electronic detection with nanoFETS

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 9151751
APP PUB NO 20090181381A1
SERIAL NO

12165379

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There is disclosed a system for electrical charge detection comprising a nanoFET device. Also disclosed is a method of electrical charge detection for single molecule sequencing. The method includes attaching a macromolecule or assemblies thereof to a gate of a nanoFET device and flowing in a solution of charge tags, where a charge tag includes a nucleotide attached to a charge complex. The method also includes incorporating one charge tag into the macromolecule or assemblies thereof and cleaving the charge tags from the macromolecule or assemblies thereof. The method further includes detecting at least one of current and voltage from the nanoFET device.

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  • APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS, LLC

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Nordman, Eric S Palo Alto, US 98 1634
Oldham, Mark F Los Gatos, US 163 4131

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