Siyu Wang , Bowei Li , Jiawen Xiang , Lianfu Li , Shichuan Xi , Ruhao Pan , Zhendong Luan , Lingxin Chen , Xin Zhang
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Abstract
Dual-mode optical platforms based on surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) and surface-enhanced fluorescence (SEF) offer the combined advantages of intuitive and fast fluorescence imaging and the multiplexing capability of SERS. They have demonstrated considerable potential in bio-detection and bio-imaging. Herein, two key characteristics of the successful expansion of dual-mode SERS–SEF substrates are reviewed: the morphology and structure of these substrates and the distance effect between molecules and nano-particles. This review summarises the enhancement mechanism, structure, and properties of SERS–SEF substrates, structure and properties of dual-mode SERS–SEF substrates, and their applications in molecular detection, bio-imaging and immuno-assays are discussed. To solve the problem that SERS and SEF have conflicting requirements regarding the distance between reporting molecules and the substrate, a strategy for optimisation of shell thickness to control dual-mode SERS–SEF substrates is proposed. Finally, we expect the dual-mode SERS–SEF technology to be a powerful tool for the analysis of extreme environments by virtue of the protection of their inert shells.
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