Lipid-coated nanocapillaries for DNA sensing.

We report a simple and efficient way to accomplish the chemical modification of glass nanopores by means of lipid self-assembly. Lipid coating improves the success rate of these glass nanopores as biosensors to detect λ-DNA.

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