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Electronic profiling of synthetic DNA using Schottky junctions
biomoleculesdnaelectrical-and-electronicsengineering-physicsengineering-science-and-materialsother-physicsphysics
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) has attracted a lot of attention lately owing to the discovery of its semiconducting property and is considered as an interesting material that could find applications in nanotechnology and electronic devices. In-depth understanding of its charge transfer mechanism is how
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