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Epitope-imprinted polymers for biomacromolecules: Recent strategies, future challenges and selected applications

Dietl et al., 2021

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17413796442035039084
Author
Dietl S
Sobek H
Mizaikoff B
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TrAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry

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Molecular imprinted polymers are a promising alternative to natural receptors due to their higher stability and lower production costs, yet with comparable performance and high selectivity. The 'epitope imprinting approach', in which only a small sub-unit of the target is …
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