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  • 10. Improving Pb2+ detection using DNAzyme-based fluorescence sensors by pairing fluorescence donors with gold nanoparticles.
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  • 15. An aptazyme-based electrochemical biosensor for the detection of adenosine.
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  • 18. Target triggered cleavage effect of DNAzyme: Relying on Pd-Pt alloys functionalized Fe-MOFs for amplified detection of Pb2.
    Yu Y, Yu C, Niu Y, Chen J, Zhao Y, Zhang Y, Gao R, He J.
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  • 20. DNAzyme-based fluorescent microarray for highly selective and sensitive detection of lead(II).
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