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A Turn-on Fluorescent Aptasensor for Adenosine Detection Based on Split Aptamers and Graphene Oxide

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Journal Analyst
Specialty Chemistry
Date 2014 Mar 11
PMID 24608985
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Abstract

A simple, sensitive and selective turn-on fluorescent aptasensor for adenosine detection was developed based on target-induced split aptamer fragment conjunction and different interactions of graphene oxide and the two states of the designed aptamer sequences.

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