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Dendron-modified polystyrene microtiter plate: Surface characterization with picoforce AFM and influence of spacing between immobilized amyloid beta proteins

Roy et al., 2008

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9955869889912714512
Author
Roy D
Kwak J
Maeng W
Kim H
Park J
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Langmuir

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A polystyrene microtiter plate was coated with a molecular layer of a cone-shaped dendron as a means of providing proper spacing between immobilized biomolecules. For the coating preparation, di (ethylene glycol) vinyl ether was grafted onto the surface of the microtiter …
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