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Volumn 51, Issue , 2014, Pages 249-254
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Highly sensitive detection of molecular interactions with plasmonic optical fiber grating sensors
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Author keywords
Fiber Bragg gratings; Molecules; Optical biosensors; Optical fiber; Plasmonics
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Indexed keywords
BIORECOGNITION CAPABILITIES;
HIGHLY SENSITIVE DETECTIONS;
OPTICAL BIO-SENSORS;
OPTICAL FIBER BIOSENSORS;
OPTICAL FIBER GRATING SENSORS;
PLASMONICS;
STRAIGHTFORWARD TECHNIQUES;
TILTED FIBER BRAGG GRATING;
DISSOCIATION;
FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS;
MOLECULES;
OPTICAL FIBERS;
PLASMONS;
PROTEINS;
SELF ASSEMBLED MONOLAYERS;
SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE;
BIOSENSORS;
APTAMER;
BIOTIN;
BUFFER;
SELF ASSEMBLED MONOLAYER;
STREPTAVIDIN;
TRANSFERRIN;
ARTICLE;
BIOSENSOR;
BIOTINYLATION;
CHEMICAL MODIFICATION;
CONCENTRATION RESPONSE;
COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS;
DISSOCIATION CONSTANT;
GRATING;
LIMIT OF DETECTION;
MEASUREMENT REPEATABILITY;
MOLECULAR INTERACTION;
MOLECULAR RECOGNITION;
OPTICAL FIBER GRATING SENSOR;
PROTEIN ANALYSIS;
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS;
SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS;
SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE;
FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS;
MOLECULES;
OPTICAL BIOSENSORS;
OPTICAL FIBER;
PLASMONICS;
ANTIBODIES, IMMOBILIZED;
BIOSENSING TECHNIQUES;
BIOTIN;
FIBER OPTIC TECHNOLOGY;
HUMANS;
IMMUNOASSAY;
LIMIT OF DETECTION;
OPTICAL FIBERS;
STREPTAVIDIN;
TRANSFERRINS;
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EID: 84882936509
PISSN: 09565663
EISSN: 18734235
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1016/j.bios.2013.07.030 Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (106)
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References (27)
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