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2010•The Journal of Physical Chemistry LettersRequires access

Keypad Lock Security System Based on Immune-Affinity Recognition Integrated with a Switchable Biofuel Cell

Jan Halámek, Tsz Kin Tam, Soujanya Chinnapareddy, Vera Bocharova, Evgeny Katz

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An immune-based biorecognition system mimicking a keypad lock device was integrated with a switchable biofuel cell resulting in the power output change upon the correct input of the “password” encoded in the antibody-sequence.

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An immune-based biorecognition system mimicking a keypad lock device was integrated with a switchable biofuel cell resulting in the power output change upon the correct input of the “password” encoded in the antibody-sequence.

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An immune-based biorecognition system mimicking a keypad lock device was integrated with a switchable biofuel cell resulting in the power output change upon the correct input of the “password” encoded in the antibody-sequence.

Key concepts: Keypad, Lock (firearm), Computer hardware, Computer science, Immune system, Password, Power (physics), Embedded system

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