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Photochemical properties and sensor applications of modified yellow fluorescent protein (YFP) covalently attached to the surfaces of etched optical fibers (EOFs)

Veselov et al., 2012

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4550875240681596202
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Veselov A
Abraham B
Lemmetyinen H
Karp M
Tkachenko N
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Analytical and bioanalytical chemistry

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Fluorescent proteins have the inherent ability to act as sensing components which function both in vitro and inside living cells. We describe here a novel study on a covalent site- specific bonding of fluorescent proteins to form self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) on the …
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