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Matrix‐Activated Aptamer Sensors for Human Serum Analysis
Owing to their ease of operation, solution‐phase fluorescent sensors hold a crucial position among aptamer‐based detection tools. However, their performance is regularly compromised when exposed to increasing levels of blood fluids, such as human serum, which limits their potential in clinical setti
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