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Performance limitations for nanowire/nanoribbon biosensors

Rajan et al., 2013

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13876373352599798182
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Rajan N
Duan X
Reed M
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Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Nanomedicine and Nanobiotechnology

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Field‐effect transistor‐based biosensors (bioFETs) have shown great promise in the field of fast, ultra‐sensitive, label‐free detection of biomolecules. Reliability and accuracy, when trying to measure small concentrations, is of paramount importance for the translation of …
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