SERS opens a new way in aptasensor for protein recognition with high sensitivity and selectivity
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Yuling Wang, Hui Wei, Bingling Li, Wen Ren, Shaojun Guo, Shaojun Dong, Erkang Wang
SERS aptasensors for protein recognition based on Au nanoparticles labeled with aptamers and Raman reporters have been developed, which opens a new way for protein recognition of high sensitivity and selectivity.
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