Sensing and reference pads for integrated optical immunosensors

For integrated optical immunosensors, a much more reliable interpretation of the sensor output signal can be achieved by introducing reference pads near the sensing pads, in order to separate specific from nonspecific effects. The results of theoretical and experimental investigations are reported f...

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Published in:Journal of Biomedical Optics 1997-10, Vol.2 (4), p.391-400
Main Authors: Duebendorfer, Juerg, Kunz, Rino E, Schuermann, E, Duveneck, Gert L, Ehrat, Markus
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Bioassay
Chemical bonds
Immunosensors
Integrated optoelectronics
Molecules
Proteins
Refractive index
Signal processing
Temperature
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Molecules
Proteins
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Signal processing
Temperature
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