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Protein–conjugated quantum dots interface: binding kinetics and label-free lipid detection

Ali et al., 2014

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11797857963573204680
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Ali M
Srivastava S
Pandey M
Agrawal V
John R
Malhotra B
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Analytical chemistry

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We propose a label-free biosensor platform to investigate the binding kinetics using antigen– antibody interaction via electrochemical and surface plasmon resonance (SPR) techniques. The l-cysteine in situ capped cadmium sulfide (CdS; size< 7 nm) quantum dots (QDs) self …
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