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Energy Transfer in microcavities for Sensitive Biodetection Applications
Immunoassays are among the most widely used tools for detecting biomolecules, relying on the high specificity of antibody–antigen interactions. Traditional formats, such as the sandwich Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) achieve high sensitivity (pM to nM range), but require multiple incubati
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