Bioelectronic sensors

Fig. 9.13 Electrochemical detection of nucleic acid with the bioelectronic sensor based on a sandwich assay. A target nucleic acid is shown to anneal to a capture probe and a ferrocene-labeled signaling probe [58]. The thiol-terminated oligophenylethynyl molecules serve as molecular wires and provide a...

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