Optimized DNA-based biosensor for monitoring Leishmania infantum in human plasma samples using biomacromolecular interaction: a novel platform for infectious disease diagnosis

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Leishmania parasite identification is very important in clinical studies of leishmaniasis and its diagnosis. Though there are various clinical and epidemiological approaches to identifying Leishmania infantum, due to some limitations of the traditional methods, sensitive and specific techniques are needed and are in great demand. To achieve selective and rapid detection, a sensitive signal transducer with high...

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