Dna Sensor Surface Functionalization
DNA Sensor Surface Functionalization is a methodological process in biosensor engineering that involves the chemical modification of a sensor interface to enable the selective and stable immobilization of DNA probe molecules for target sequence detection.
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Electrochemistry of Methylene Blue Bound to a DNA-Modified Electrode
Shana O. Kelley, Jacqueline K. Barton, Nicole M. Jackson et al. · Bioconjugate Chemistry · 1997 · 479 citations
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