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Method for real-time monitoring of paramagnetic reactions using spin relaxometry with fluorescent nanodiamonds
Spin relaxometry using fluorescent nanodiamonds (FNDs) has been applied successfully to sense numerous paramagnetic target molecules such as free radicals and metalloproteins. However, despite their high sensitivity, T1 spin relaxation measurements are often hampered by their slow acquisition speed.
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