Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2003 · 166 citations · 10 references
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A Cu2+/l-cysteine bilayer-coated microcantilever undergoes bending upon exposure to dimethyl methyl phosphonate at concentration as low as 10-15 M due to the complexation of a phosphonyl group with the Cu2+/l-cysteine bilayer on the microcantilever surface.
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Observation of a chemical reaction using a micromechanical sensor
James K. Gimzewski, Ch. Gerber, Ernst Meyer et al. · Chemical Physics Letters · 1994 · 468 citations