Encoding through the host–guest structure: construction of multiplexed fluorescent beads
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Ying Zhu, Hong Xu, Kaimin Chen, Jianping Fu, Hongchen Gu
A new encoding strategy based on the host–guest structure was developed, where encoding is achieved by combinational use of a set of guest particles with different fluorescence intensity levels at various ratios. This system was proven to be well-defined and highly controllable.
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