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Core-referenced ratiometric fluorescent potassium ion sensors using self-assembled ultrathin films on europium nanoparticles

Brown et al., 2005

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7997388943713103254
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Brown J
McShane M
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IEEE Sensors Journal

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Nanoengineered fluorescent sensor coatings on colloidal carriers have been developed for use intracellularly. These nanosensors are fabricated via the electrostatic layer-by-layer self- assembly technique to form ultrathin polyelectrolyte films containing indicators on …
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