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Two-Electrode Platforms for Protein Biosensing based on Charge Transport through the DNA Double Helix,” Electroanalytical Chemistry

2017 August

Two-Electrode Platforms for Protein Biosensing based on Charge Transport through the DNA Double Helix,” Electroanalytical Chemistry
Chapter in Electroanalytical Chemistry: A Series of Advances
Furst, A. L.; Hill, M. G.; Barton, J. K., edited by A. Bard and C. Zoski

Posted in Electrochemistry
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