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March 30th, 2004
The Inner Life of a Cell: New Nanosensors A Body Can Live With
Abstract:
For two decades, chemists have been making great strides in analyzing the biological functions that drive living cells. But many biological substances still remain undetectable. That will soon change, thanks to a biological sensor being developed by University of Arizona chemists. Their new sensor platform has many capabilities that current ones lack.
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