Redox: Electron-Based Approach to Bio-Device Molecular Communication

Mijeong Kang, E. Kim, Jinyang Li, W. Bentley, G. Payne
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Abstract

Molecular communication offers an exciting vision, but realizing this vision will require a bridging of device-based electromagnetic modalities and biology's molecular modalities. We are exploring redox (reduction-oxidation) reactions as a means to span these modalities. Here we use the example of the biological material melanin to illustrate how electrical signals can be used to probe for important redox-based molecular information. However, redox-probing is not limited to abiotic materials, but can be extended to probing living systems. We envision that the coupling of redox-probing with synthetic biology will allow the information processing capabilities of biology to be integrated with the speed and power of microelectronics to help realize the molecular communication vision.
氧化还原:基于电子的生物器件分子通信方法
分子通信提供了一个令人兴奋的愿景,但实现这一愿景将需要基于设备的电磁模式和生物学的分子模式之间的桥梁。我们正在探索氧化还原(还原-氧化)反应作为跨越这些模式的手段。在这里,我们使用生物材料黑色素的例子来说明如何使用电信号来探测重要的氧化还原基分子信息。然而,氧化还原探测并不局限于非生物材料,而是可以扩展到探测生命系统。我们设想氧化还原探测与合成生物学的耦合将使生物学的信息处理能力与微电子学的速度和能力相结合,以帮助实现分子通信愿景。
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