Abstract
Synthesis of gold nanoparticles (Au-NPs) was performed using method of an inorganic chemical reduction. The synthesized Au-NPs showed an intensive surface plasmon resonance band at 525 nm that is typical for corresponding Au-NPs reported in literature. The structural and morphology characterizations of the obtained Au-NPs were carried out using SEM, AFM, TEM, and X-ray spectral analysis. The possibility of usage of Au-NPs as a carrier for covalent immobilization of commercial laccase and the combination of the obtained bio-Au-NPs with ureasil polymers as host matrixes for formation of bio-nanocomposite films was studied. The prospect of using the obtained bio-nanocomposite films in biosensor technologies in order to improve the bioanalytical characteristics of sensory elements has been proved.
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