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The Use of Photoresist Derived Carbon as Microelectrodes for Genetic Assays
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open in viewerUsing a photoresist derived carbon and two surface modification techniques, a genetic assay was developed for small sequence DNA hybridization biosensing using an electrochemical method. The use of electrochemical impedance spectroscopy provided a useful and meaningful technique for the measure of surface alteration on an oxygen plasma treated carbon surface. The use of 4-Aminobenzoic acid was explored as an alternative technique to surface modification for single stranded deoxyribose nucleic acid attachment and found to be ineffective.
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- E-project-043009-085422
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- 2009
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- 2009-04-30
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- Major
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- 2023-01-20
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