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213 related items for PubMed ID: 23116544

  • 1. Improved DNA detection by utilizing electrically neutral DNA probe in field-effect transistor measurements as evidenced by surface plasmon resonance imaging.
    Chen WY, Chen HC, Yang YS, Huang CJ, Chan HW, Hu WP.
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