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Modeling, design, and validation of fluorescent spherical enzymatic glucose microsensors using nanoengineered polyelectrolyte coatings
In this dissertation, the modeling, design, and function of fluorescent spherical enzymatic microsensors for minimally-invasive diabetic monitoring are described. The devices reported herein are novel and their experimental construction and theoretical analysis have not been previously reported, thu
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