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Microcapsule biosensors based on competitive binding and fluorescence resonance energy transfer assays
Fluorescent sensing systems offer the potential for minimally invasive monitoring with implantable devices, but they require carrier technologies that provide suitable immobilization, accessibility, and biocompatibility while maintaining adequate response characteristics. Towards the development of
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