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A nanopore–nanofiber mesh biosensor to control DNA translocation

Squires et al., 2013

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11153037234261876118
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Squires A
Hersey J
Grinstaff M
Meller A
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Journal of the American Chemical Society

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Solid-state nanopores show promise as single-molecule sensors for biomedical applications, but to increase their resolution and efficiency, analyte molecules must remain longer in the nanopore sensing volume. Here we demonstrate a novel, facile, and …
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