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Picoscope, a new label-free biosensor
A new label-free biosensing spectral correlation method based on measurements of a correlation signal of two interferometers in an original optical scheme has been developed. One of the interferometers used as a biochip is a simple microscope cover glass without any additional metal or dielectric fi...
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