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Non-Langmuir kinetics of DNA surface hybridization

2020-02-29

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Hybridization of complementary single strands of DNA represents a very effective natural molecular recognition process widely exploited for diagnostic, biotechnology and nanotechnology applications. A common approach relies on the immobilization on a surface of single stranded DNA probes that bind complementary targets in solution. However, despite the deep knowledge on DNA interactions in bulk solution, the model...

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70baeacd-bb6c-5be6-b8dc-d49f87b50667
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10.1101/2020.02.27.968081
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