American Institute of Physics, Applied Physics Letters, 26(95), p. 263304, 2009
DOI: 10.1063/1.3278592
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Using DNA-based biopolymers purified from salmon waste, as an insulating layer, bio-organic field effect transistor (BiOFET) devices were fabricated. Such devices exhibit current-voltage characteristics with low operational voltages as compared with using other organic dielectrics. The observed hysteresis in transfer characteristics of such BiOFETs can be reduced using a crosslinking process. Such crosslinked DNA complex is used as a gate dielectric in n-type C 60 as well as p-type α -sexithiophene (T6) based BiOFETs.