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On-line detection of nonspecific protein adsorption at artificial surfaces

Seigel et al., 1997

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17865824660583160710
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Seigel R
Harder P
Dahint R
Grunze M
Josse F
Mrksich M
Whitesides G
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Analytical Chemistry

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A detailed understanding of the interaction of proteins with artificial surfaces is essential for many applications in medicine and biochemistry. The affinity of surfaces toward proteins may, for instance, remove pharmacological proteins from media or control the adherence of …
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