A general microcantilever surface modification method using a multilayer for biospecific recognition
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Xiaodong Yan, Yuri Lvov, Hai-Feng Ji, Alok Singh, Thomas Thundat
The key to microcantilever surface modification technology is to selectively modify one side of a microcantilever surface with molecular recognition layers. In this paper, we report a general microcantilever modification method using a multilayer film.
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