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[15a-WL1_201-2]Comparison of ssDNA Translocation Waveforms Using Electroless Gold Plating (ELGP) Nanopores at Room Temperature and Elevated Temperatures
〇ZHENGZE GUO1, Yoh Onozawa1, Minoru Yano2, Seiichiro Izawa1, Yohei Sasagawa2, Itoshi Nikaido2, Yutaka Majima1 (1.Science Tokyo MSL, 2.Science Tokyo MRL)
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Nanopore sequencer
In this study, we compared ssDNA translocation events at room temperature and high temperature (65°C) using Electroless Gold Plating (ELGP) nanopores. The ELGP nanopores operated stably even after 72 days from the start of measurement. Under high-temperature conditions, the translocation speed increased approximately 15-fold compared to room temperature. These results suggest that ELGP nanopores possess high chemical and mechanical stability and are capable of measuring ssDNA translocation events in high-temperature environments.
