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Nanoparticle-based sensors

Khanna, 2008

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16547806057047926344
Author
Khanna V
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Defence Science Journal

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Nanoparticles exhibit several unique properties that can be applied to develop chemical and biosensorspossessing desirable features like enhanced sensitivity and lower detection limits. Gold nanoparticles arecoated with sugars tailored to recognise different biological …
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