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Novel sensors for neural glucose concentration based on enzyme fluorescent thin films fabricated on nanoparticle carriers using electrostatic layer -by -layer assembly
Currently, there is no means by which rapidly fluctuating glucose and lactate levels can be monitored simultaneously. This dissertation demonstrates that by combining the broad-band versatility of fluorescence spectroscopy with nanoassembly methods, it is possible to construct micro- and nanoscale s
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