Aptamer-Based Sensors is a molecular sensing technology that utilizes single-stranded DNA or RNA aptamers as biorecognition elements to selectively bind target analytes, distinguished from other biosensors by their in vitro selection process (SELEX) and conformational change-based signal transduction mechanisms.
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Itamar Willner, Maya Zayats · Angewandte Chemie International Edition · 2007 · 818 citations
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