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An electrochemical DNA sensor based on polyaniline/graphene: high sensitivity to DNA sequences in a wide rangeZheng et al., 2015
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- Zheng Q
- Wu H
- Shen Z
- Gao W
- Yu Y
- Ma Y
- Guang W
- Guo Q
- Yan R
- Wang J
- Ding K
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A label-free electrochemical DNA sensor was fabricated by deposition of polyaniline and pristine graphene nanosheet (P/Gratios) composites in different mass ratios, DNA probe and bovine serum albumin (BSA) layer by layer on the surface of a glassy carbon electrode …
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