Strategies toward improving the performance of fluorescence-based sensors for inorganic anions
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Radek Pohl, Dmitry Aldakov, Pavel Kubát, Karolina Jursíková, Manuel Marquez, Pavel Anzenbacher, Jr.
Two methods for improving signal transduction in simple fluorescence-based anion sensors utilizing resonance energy transfer or exciton delocalization method are described and their use in amplified anion sensing is demonstrated.
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