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Development of a troponin I biosensor using a peptide obtained through phage display
Jun Wu1, Donald M Cropek, Alan C West
1Department of Chemical Engineering, Columbia University, New York, New York, USA.
Synthetic peptides immobilized on gold surfaces detect cardiac troponin I (TnI). This biosensor development shows promise for sensitive and specific TnI detection, even in complex media.
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