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Flow immunosensors

Kusterbeck et al., 2008

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6206374166121266941
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Kusterbeck A
Blake D
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Optical Biosensors

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Publisher Summary Immunosensors have become a predominant form of biosensor due primarily to the ready availability of many different well-characterized antibodies. Work on the kinetic exclusion sensor was initiated in the 1990s by engineers dissatisfied with the …
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