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Multiplexed sensing of ions with barcoded polyelectrolyte capsules

del Mercato et al., 2011

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2486617833712440033
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del Mercato L
Abbasi A
Ochs M
Parak W
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ACS nano

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Multiplexed detection of analytes is a challenge for numerous medical and biochemical applications. Many fluorescent particulate devices are being developed as ratiometric optical sensors to measure the concentration of intracellular analytes. The response of these …
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