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Preparation of electrochemical aptamer-based sensors: a direct aryl diazonium grafting approach
Electrochemical aptamer-based (EAB) sensors represent a promising platform for continuous monitoring of various of biomarkers due to the unique properties of aptamers, such as high affinity, target binding reversibility and their facile design.
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