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  • 32. A DNA sensor based on surface plasmon resonance for apoptosis-associated genes detection.
    Jin W, Lin X, Lv S, Zhang Y, Jin Q, Mu Y.
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  • 35. Integrated interferometric approach to solve microring resonance splitting in biosensor applications.
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  • 37. Step-gate polysilicon nanowires field effect transistor compatible with CMOS technology for label-free DNA biosensor.
    Wenga G, Jacques E, Salaün AC, Rogel R, Pichon L, Geneste F.
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    Chegel V, Whitcombe MJ, Turner NW, Piletsky SA.
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