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porous silicon for applications in the field of biochemistry detection. Porous silicon is ideal for the manufacture of transducers due to its spongelike morphology, characterized by a specific surface area of 500 m2cm-3, which ensures an effective interaction with gases and liquids. Moreover, this porous material is inexpensive and fully compatible with standard microelectronic processes. For this work, different structures of porous silicon were prepared from simple layers to multilayer (Bragg mirrors and optical microcavities), which have been characterized for use as transducers for optical detection of chemical substances and biological interactions. An innovative optical system based on the measurement of reflectance in the visible range using self-sustaining porous silicon microcavities, for real time and labelfree studies of protein adsorption was developed. This study was complemented by the development of a theoretical model to study the kinetics of the diffusion and adsorption of proteins on porous silicon. Moreover, macroporous silicon films sensitized with two proteins of interest for the detection of antibodies to T. cruzi (called CP1 and FRA) were prepared. The ultimate objective is to use these devices as platforms for detection of such antibodies present in hyperimmune sera obtained in rabbit.

Diversidad morfo–genética de Cercospora en soja. Detección precoz de la infección por C. kikuchii