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Simplified Electrochemical Approach for End-Point Yet Quantitative Detection of Nucleic Acids in Resource-Limited Settings.

ACS sensors - 23 Aug 2024

Lu Jianyang, Han Yiwei, Wu Yanbing, Wang Kaizhi, Yang Jie, Miao Peng, Li Genxi

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Nucleic acid detection plays a crucial role in various aspects of health care, necessitating accessible and reliable quantification methods, especially in resource-limited settings. This work presents a simplified electrochemical approach for end-point yet quantitative nucleic acid detection. By elevating the concentration of redox species and choosing potential as the signals, we achieved enhanced signal...

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PMID: 39033535
DOI: 10.1021/acssensors.4c01025

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