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Heterogeneous immunosensing using antigen and antibody monolayers on gold surfaces with electrochemical and scanning probe detection

Dong et al., 2000

Document ID
14400984440346432449
Author
Dong Y
Shannon C
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Analytical chemistry

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We report the use of antibody and antigen monolayer immunosurfaces as detection elements in a competitive heterogeneous immunoassay employing either electrochemical or scanning probe detection. Antibody or antigen monolayers were prepared by covalent …
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