Photonic Crystal Hydrogel Enhanced Plasmonic Staining for Multiplexed Protein Analysis.

@article{Mu2015PhotonicCH,
  title={Photonic Crystal Hydrogel Enhanced Plasmonic Staining for Multiplexed Protein Analysis.},
  author={Zhongde Mu and Xiangwei Zhao and Yin Huang and Meng Lu and Zhongze Gu},
  journal={Small},
  year={2015},
  volume={11 45},
  pages={
          6036-43
        }
}
Plasmonic nanoparticles are commonly used as optical transducers in sensing applications. The optical signals resulting from the interaction of analytes and plamsonic nanoparticles are influenced by surrounding physical structures where the nanoparticles are located. This paper proposes inverse opal photonic crystal hydrogel as 3D structure to improve Raman signals from plasmonic staining. By hybridization of the plasmonic nanoparticles and photonic crystal, surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy… 
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