Magnetic peptide nucleic acids for DNA targeting
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Giuseppe Prencipe, Stefano Maiorana, Paolo Verderio, Miriam Colombo, Paola Fermo, Enrico Caneva, Davide Prosperi, Emanuela Licandro
A versatile synthetic platform for the efficient immobilization of PNAs on magnetic iron oxides, providing magnetic nanosensors for selective DNA recognition, is presented.
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