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Plasmonic nanostructures for biophotonic applications

Cialla et al., 2010

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17844618895189528726
Author
Cialla D
Strelau K
Schüler T
Möller R
Hübner U
Schneidewind H
Zeisberger M
Mattheis R
Fritzsche W
Popp J
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Plasmonics in Biology and Medicine VII

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Within this contribution we convincingly demonstrate that the enhancement of the intrinsically weak Raman signals through an interaction between an analyte molecule and enhanced electromagnetic fields in the vicinity of metallic nanostructured surfaces is an …
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