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Light-scattering signals from nanoparticles in biochemical assay, pharmaceutical analysis and biological imaging

Ling et al., 2009

Document ID
18403010889873180037
Author
Ling J
Huang C
Li Y
Zhang L
Chen L
Zhen S
Publication year
Publication venue
TRAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry

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Light scattered from nanoparticles (NPs) can easily be observed by the naked eye. Light- scattering signals from nanomaterials have been applied extensively for analysis (eg, in biochemical and pharmaceutical sciences). Metal NPs with defined components, size and …
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