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The demand for sensitive and selective biosensors is increasing across environmental, agricultural, and medical fields. These advanced biosensors are crucial for applications like pollution detection and diagnostics.

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Medical Diagnostics

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Growing demand for sensitive and selective biosensors across diverse applications.
Biosensors are vital for environmental monitoring, pollution detection, food safety, and medical diagnostics.

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