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Invasive cleavage reactions on DNA-modified diamond surfaces.
Biopolymers - 5 Apr 2004
Lu Manchun, Knickerbocker Tanya, Cai Wei, Yang Wensha, Hamers Robert J, Smith Lloyd M
Abstract excerpt
Recently developed DNA-modified diamond surfaces exhibit excellent chemical stability to high-temperature incubations in biological buffers. The stability of these surfaces is substantially greater than that of gold or silicon surfaces, using similar surface attachment chemistry. The DNA molecule...
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