Label-Free Sensing / / Stephen Holler.
Annotation The implementation of label-free sensing of biological and chemical agents allows one to investigate the underlying physical and chemical characteristics and interactions of target analytes while reducing both sample complexity and preparation time. Sensor platforms incorporating label-fr...
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