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Lee et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Liquid crystal-based biosensing: Exploiting the electrical and optical properties of various liquid crystals in quantitative bioassays

Lee et al., 2021

Document ID
4672274104074034567
Author
Lee M
Lee W
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Unconventional Liquid Crystals and Their Applications

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Studies of the interaction between biomolecules and liquid crystals (LCs) opened up a promising new field of biosensing technologies. It is established that biomolecules can be detected and analyzed through the disruption of the regular alignment of LCs at an LC …
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