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Article | REF: RE69 V1

Chemical and biological sensors based on conjugated polymers

Authors: David BELJONNE, Jérôme CORNIL

Publication date: September 10, 2006

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AUTHORS

  • David BELJONNE

  • Jérôme CORNIL

 INTRODUCTION

Polymer sensors are veritable "artificial noses" capable of detecting or dosing TNT molecules, harmful metal ions, blood sugars, proteins or DNA strands.

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