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Investigation of luminescent dye-doped or rare-earth-doped monodisperse silica nanospheres for DNA microarray labelling

Enrichi et al., 2010

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10195547979020496629
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Enrichi F
Riccò R
Meneghello A
Pierobon R
Cretaio E
Marinello F
Schiavuta P
Parma A
Riello P
Benedetti A
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DNA microarray is a high-throughput technology used for detection and quantification of nucleic acid molecules and others of biological interest. The analysis is resulting by specific hybridization between probe sequences deposited in array and a target ss-DNA usually …
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