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Mentor Synthesis of Zinc Oxide Catalyzed David Kisailus by Silicatein and Biomimetic SAMs Faculty advisor Quyen Truong Dan Morse Internship in NanoSystems, Engineering and Funding Sources Technology (INSET) 2003 National Science


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Synthesis of Zinc Oxide Catalyzed by Silicatein and Biomimetic SAMs Quyen Truong

Internship in NanoSystems, Engineering and Technology (INSET) 2003 Contra Costa Community College Major ~ Chemical/Biochemical Engineering

Mentor David Kisailus Faculty advisor Dan Morse Funding Sources National Science Foundation The Department of Energy

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Tethya aurantia (Demospongiae)

Cross-section through Tethya aurantia

75% Dry Weight

2mm x 30µm Axial Filament Isolation

Buffered HF

2mm x 2µm

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Overview

Preparation of aqueous zinc oxide precursors (zinc citrate, zinc nitrate, and zinc propionate) Investigation of catalysis of precursors in the presence of silicatein filaments Biomimic silicatein’s catalytic site with functionalized self-assembled monolayers on gold Characterization of products

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Zinc Oxide Synthesis Experiment

Prepared aqueous precursors (zinc nitrate, zinc propionate, zinc citrate) Precursors were mixed with native and denatured (95°C, 90 min) protein filaments at 16°C for 24 hours Samples were centrifuged and washed 4 times to remove unreacted precursors

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Result from SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) Analyses of Filaments

Zinc oxide + native filaments Zinc oxide + denatured filaments

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Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) Analysis of Zinc Oxide Products

0.005 0.01 0.015 0.02 0.025 Zinc citrate + native filaments Zinc citrate + denatured filaments

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Stamp (PDMS) Imidizole Ink wafer Hydroxyl Ink

Soft Lithography : General Techniques

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Hydroxyl Imidizole 1µm

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Future Work

Repeat reaction between SAMs and different semiconductor precursors Analyze crystal structure and shape

  • f base catalyzed vs. SAM and

silicatein catalyzed zinc oxide precursors

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Acknowledgements

INSET and Department of Energy Project and Internship Funding CNSI and MRL Liu-Yen Kramer, Trevor Hirst, Nick Arnold, Al Flinck Dan Morse, David Kisailus, James Weaver, Mark Najarian, Neal Hooker, Bonnie Bosma Super-mentors: Mike Northen, Mel McLaurin