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Pdop coating as a functional platform to prepare AuNFs is promising for potential applications in sensitive optical chemical sensors.
This highly effective cellular imaging effect caused by silica surface coating is much desirable for applications in sensitive imaging and long-term tracking of cells.
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The results demonstrate that this AP-GNs based biosensor has potential application in sensitive and selective DNA detection.
The silanization method is relatively inexpensive and easy to prepare and handle, but its low loading capacity and serious nonspecific adsorption restrict its application in sensitive protein assays [ 2].
This example represented his group's largest nanostructures to date, and could find applications in highly sensitive detection tests and zero-noise ("hi-fi") molecular computation.
Therefore, GO-based aptameric nanosensor is highly promising for potential applications in the sensitive monitoring of multiple cancer cells for biomedical research and medical diagnostics.
This effect has received increasing attention for its potential applications in highly sensitive magnetic sensors [2].
In recent years, plasmonic metamaterials have attracted increasing interest owing to their potential applications in high sensitive photodetection [1], hot electron collection [2, 3], and biosensing [4 8].
It can be anticipated that the combination of superparamagnetic Fe3O4 with a lanthanide-based complex would open up the opportunity to provide potential applications in highly sensitive bio-applications.
Enhancement of electromagnetic fields on metal nanostructures by surface plasmon excitation has received lots of attention for its great potential applications in highly sensitive chemical/bio-sensors [1] as well as effective optical devices [2, 3].
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