The 70th JSAP Spring Meeting 2023

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Symposium » 【Open Symposium】Cutting edge nanotechnology for virus detection -Realization of a pandemic-free society with graphene FET sensors capable of rapid detection of human infectious viruses-

[15p-A410-1~11] 【Open Symposium】Cutting edge nanotechnology for virus detection -Realization of a pandemic-free society with graphene FET sensors capable of rapid detection of human infectious viruses-

Wed. Mar 15, 2023 1:30 PM - 5:35 PM A410 (Building No. 6)

Kazuhiko Matsumoto(Osaka Univ.), Akio Ono(Osaka University)

2:15 PM - 2:30 PM

[15p-A410-4] Virus Detection by Integrated Graphene FET(1)

Kazuhiko Matsumoto1, Kaori Yamamoto1, Natsuki Sato1, Kiyoji Sakano1, Kayoko Nishihara1, Mamiko Yano1, Takao Ono1, Yasushi Kanai1, Shota Ushiba2, Naruto Miyakawa2, Shinsuke Tani2, Masahiko Kimura2 (1.Osaka Univ., 2.Murata Co.)

Keywords:Graphene FET, Virus detection

Sensitive and rapid detection of highly pathogenic viruses become important issue. We have successfully detected the new coronavirus by utilizing the high-sensitivity characteristics of graphene FETs. We have developed a system in which 32 graphene FETs are attached to microTAS, and a phosphate buffer solution flows in, flows through the FET channel, and flows out from the left. Using this system, we observed changes in the Dirac Point before and after virus introduction, and successfully detected the virus. Furthermore, we enabled SEM observation of viruses on graphene FETs, and found that the change in Dirac Point was almost proportional to the number of viruses on graphene FETs. As a result, it was confirmed that the system was measuring the charge of the virus, and the novel coronavirus was successfully detected.