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Wavelength-dependent optical force aggregation of gold nanorods for SERS in a microfluidic chip

Bernatova et al., 2019

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11021771089542988760
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Bernatova S
Donato M
Jezek J
Pilat Z
Samek O
Magazzu A
Marago O
Zemanek P
Gucciardi P
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry C

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Optical printing of metal-nanoparticle–protein complexes in microfluidic chips is of particular interest in view of the potential applications in biomolecular sensing by surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS). SERS-active aggregates are formed when the radiation …
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