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203 related items for PubMed ID: 18359218

  • 1. Femtomol SPR detection of DNA-PNA hybridization with the assistance of DNA-guided polyaniline deposition.
    Su X, Teh HF, Aung KM, Zong Y, Gao Z.
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    Zhang GJ, Chua JH, Chee RE, Agarwal A, Wong SM, Buddharaju KD, Balasubramanian N.
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  • 8. Polyaniline based nucleic acid sensor.
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