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Mutually-Reactive, Fluorogenic Hydrocyanine/Quinone Reporter Pairs for In-Solution Biosensing via Nanodroplet Association

CITE Title : Mutually-Reactive, Fluorogenic Hydrocyanine/Quinone Reporter Pairs for In-Solution Biosensing via Nanodroplet Association Personal Author(s) : Chattaraj, Rajarshi;Mohan, Praveena;Livingston, Clare M.;Besmer, Jeremy D.;Kumar, Kaushlendra;Goodwin, Andrew P.; Published Date : Dec 28 2015 Source : ACS Appl Mater Interfaces. 8(1):802-808. URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/41675 Chattaraj, Rajarshi et al. (2015). Mutually-Reactive, Fluorogenic Hydrocyanine/Quinone Reporter Pairs for In-Solution Biosensing via Nanodroplet Association. 8(1). Chattaraj, Rajarshi et al. "Mutually-Reactive, Fluorogenic Hydrocyanine/Quinone Reporter Pairs for In-Solution Biosensing via Nanodroplet Association" 8, no. 1 (2015) Chattaraj, Rajarshi et al. "Mutually-Reactive, Fluorogenic Hydrocyanine/Quinone Reporter Pairs for In-Solution Biosensing via Nanodroplet Association" vol. 8, no. 1, 2015 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Mohan, Praveena

Dec 28 2015 | ACS Appl Mater Interfaces. 8(1):802-808.

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Mutually reactive, fluorogenic molecules are presented as a simple and novel technique for in-solution biosensing. The hypothesis behind this work was...

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