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The influence of surface functionalization and signal transduction on electrochemical aptamer-based sensors
Electrochemical aptamer-based (E-AB) sensors are a major topic of research, yet their transition from laboratory proof-of-concept to robust real-life applications remains limited. This phenomenon can partly be explained by examining the fundamental physicochemical challenges at the bio-interface. Th
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