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Solution processed low power organic field-effect transistor bio-chemical sensor of high transconductance efficiency

Tang et al., 2022

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13842720615260051145
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Tang W
Fu Y
Huang Y
Li Y
Song Y
Xi X
Yu Y
Su Y
Yan F
Guo X
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npj Flexible Electronics

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Developing organic field-effect transistor (OFET) biosensors for customizable detection of biomarkers for many diseases would provide a low-cost and convenient tool for both biological studies and clinical diagnosis. In this work, design principles of the OFET …
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