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Immobilization of Nanobodies with Vapor-Deposited Polymer Encapsulation for Robust Biosensors

2021-02-10

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To produce next-generation, shelf-stable biosensors for point-of-care diagnostics, a combination of rugged biomolecular recognition elements, efficient encapsulants and innocuous deposition approaches are needed. Furthermore, to ensure that the sensitivity and specificity that is inherent to biological recognition elements is maintained in solid-state biosensing systems, site-specific immobilization chemistr...

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14014842-1a9c-5cbb-ab12-7e140d2e4f12
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10.26434/chemrxiv.13727923.v1
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