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Intuitive label-free SERS detection of bacteria using aptamer-based in situ silver nanoparticles synthesis

Gao et al., 2017

Document ID
444512425538772972
Author
Gao W
Li B
Yao R
Li Z
Wang X
Dong X
Qu H
Li Q
Li N
Chi H
Zhou B
Xia Z
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Publication venue
Analytical chemistry

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The characteristic of an ideal bacteria-detection method should have high sensitivity and specificity, be easy to operate, and not have a time-consuming culture process. In this study, we report a new bacteria-detection strategy that can recognize bacteria quickly and directly …
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