Visual Biosensing with Specific Liquid-Based Interface Behaviors

Liquid-based interface behaviors at micro/nano or even smaller scales induced by biomolecules take us into a fascinating realm, fostering a deeper understanding and innovation in visual biosensing. This biosensing technology, grounded in specific liquid-based interface behaviors, redefines how disea...

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Published in:ACS nano 2024-03, Vol.18 (10), p.7327-7333
Main Authors: Wang, Huimeng, Fan, Yi, Wang, Hui, Chen, Zemin, Yu, Shijie, Hou, Xu
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