A simple strategy for preparation of sensor arrays: molecularly structured monolayers as recognition elements
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Thomas Hirsch, Hubert Kettenberger, Otto S. Wolfbeis, Vladimir M. Mirsky
The spreader-bar approach is a simple method for producing a huge variety of receptors with different selectivities. A sensor-array consisting of five such receptors is presented. A pattern recognition provides selective detection of different purines and pyrimidines.
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