Washing-free electrochemical DNA detection using double-stranded probes and competitive hybridization reaction
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Kyuwon Kim, Haesik Yang, Se Ho Park, Dae-Sik Lee, Sung-Jin Kim, Yong Taik Lim, Youn Tae Kim
A new electrochemical DNA detection method using double-stranded probes and competitive hybridization reaction offers highly selective discrimination of single base mismatch without post-hybridization washing.
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