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Label-free biosensing using cascaded double-microring resonators integrated with microfluidic channels

Chen et al., 2015

Document ID
3779591327247280320
Author
Chen Y
Yu F
Yang C
Song J
Tang L
Li M
He J
Publication year
Publication venue
Optics Communications

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Fast and accurate quantitative measurement of biologically relevant molecules has been demonstrated for medical diagnostics and drug applications in photonic integrated circuits. Herein, we reported a highly-sensitive optical biosensor based on cascaded double …
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