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The BioCD: High-Speed Interferometric Optical Biosensor

Nolte et al., 2009

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2926418508153328062
Author
Nolte D
Zhao M
Wang X
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Advanced Photonic Structures for Biological and Chemical Detection

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The bio-optical compact disc (BioCD) is an optical biochip that uses common-path interferometry on a disc spinning at high speed to detect captured proteins. High-speed scanning moves the detection frequency far from 1/f noise, providing high sensitivity and …
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