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Capillary-based immunoassays, immunosensors and DNA sensors–steps towards integration and multi-analysis

Mastichiadis et al., 2008

Document ID
2616551298878334815
Author
Mastichiadis C
Niotis A
Petrou P
Kakabakos S
Misiakos K
Publication year
Publication venue
TrAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry

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This review deals with immunoassays, immunosensors and DNA sensors based on capillaries. The one-dimensional cylindrical geometry of capillaries offers several advantages over other types of solid supports. Capillary assays are fast, sensitive and easy …
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