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Recent advances in the design of SERS substrates and sensing systems for (bio)sensing applications: Systems from single cell to single molecule detection

2025-06-24

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The Raman effect originates from spontaneous inelastic scattering of photons by matter. These photons provide a characteristic fingerprint of this matter, and are extensively utilized for chemical and biological sensing. However, the phenomenon do not hold potential for its direct use in sensing applications, since the generation of the Raman scattered photons is inherently low. Surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy...

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61462965-0d0b-52d7-ae3d-0b4ad8c87820
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10.12688/f1000research.149263.3
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