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Finally, the relationship between Raman signal amplification capability and GNP deposition density has been further investigated.

This behavior of losing Raman signal amplification capability implies that the LSPR effects on samples S2 and S3 are much weaker than that of sample S1.

The module contains a bridge-type displacement amplification capability, demonstrating the 2.5 mm vertical displacement converted into 13 mm horizontal deformation, suitable for the uninterrupted driving experience.

Based on this target-triggered highly efficient DNA nanoassembly and DNAzyme-modulated double quenching mechanism, the proposed biosensing strategy showed admirable signal amplification capability.

The results of our experiment indicate that the high-density GNP film shows relatively higher signal amplification capability due to the strong LSPR effect in narrow gap regions between the neighboring particles on the film.

This strategy suggested a high sensitivity with a detection limit of 1.3 × 10−7 mol/L that attributes to the low interference signals of the probe and the amplification capability of the cascade amplification.

Herein, a new electrochemiluminescence (ECL) strategy for enzyme-free microRNA-21 (miR-21) amplified detection was designed based on target-catalyzed hairpin assembly by combining the signal-amplification capability of both intramolecular and intermolecular ECL co-reaction.

One of the capabilities of Raman amplification is to provide distributed amplification, another is the possibility to provide gain at any wavelength by selecting appropriate pump wavelengths, and the third is the fact that the amplification bandwidth may be broadened simply by adding more pump wavelengths.

Another method of achieving signal amplification is by enhancing the capabilities of the detection device by using an intensified system.

These results indicate the promising capability of post-hybridization amplification techniques for enhancing microarray performance.

Further, the bacteroids in the symbiosomes undergo a remarkable, irreversible or terminal differentiation which involves cell elongation, genome amplification and the loss of reproductive capability [6], [7].