Protein modulation of electrochemical signals: application to immunobiosensing
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Guozhen Liu, Michael N. Paddon-Row, J. Justin Gooding
Herein we present a label-free immunobiosensor based on the modulation of amperometric signals of surface bound redox species when immersed in a protein environment which is applicable to either the detection of antibodies or the detection of small molecules such as drugs or pesticides.
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