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A multiplexed optofluidic biomolecular sensor for low mass detection

Mandal et al., 2009

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17728821642229994968
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Mandal S
Goddard J
Erickson D
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Lab on a Chip

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Optical techniques have proven to be well suited for in situ biomolecular sensing because they enable high fidelity measurements in aqueous environments, are minimally affected by background solution pH or ionic strength, and facilitate label-free detection. Recently, there …
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