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A highly selective lanthanide-containing probe for ratiometric luminescence detection of an anthrax biomarker

Xiao Liu, Bin Li, Yang Xu, Zhiqiang Li, Ying Zhang, Zhi‐Jun Ding, Hui Cui, Jing Wang, Hongbiao Hou, Huanrong Li

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Abstract

ions, sodium polyacrylate and internal luminescence reference in water, which can identify the Bacillus anthrax biomarker dipicolinic acid (DPA) quantitatively with outstanding selectivity over aromatic ligands and amino acids, even including all of the 5 DPA isomers.

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ions, sodium polyacrylate and internal luminescence reference in water, which can identify the Bacillus anthrax biomarker dipicolinic acid (DPA) quantitatively with outstanding selectivity over aromatic ligands and amino acids, even including all of the 5 DPA isomers.

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ions, sodium polyacrylate and internal luminescence reference in water, which can identify the Bacillus anthrax biomarker dipicolinic acid (DPA) quantitatively with outstanding selectivity over aromatic ligands and amino acids, even including all of the 5 DPA isomers.

Key concepts: Dipicolinic acid, Luminescence, Chemistry, Biomarker, Selectivity, Lanthanide, Combinatorial chemistry, Nanotechnology

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