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Digital single virus immunoassay for ultrasensitive multiplex avian influenza virus detection based on fluorescent magnetic multifunctional nanospheres

Wu et al., 2019

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3259425261402403626
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Wu Z
Zeng T
Guo W
Bai Y
Pang D
Zhang Z
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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The fluorescence method has made great progress in the construction of sensitive sensors but the background fluorescence of the matrix and photobleaching limit its broad application in clinical diagnosis. Here, we propose a digital single virus immunoassay for multiplex virus …
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