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Construction of a rapid electrochemical biosensor consisting of a nanozyme/aptamer conjugate for waterborne microcystin detection

Jeong Ah Park, Yein Kwon, Xuan Ai Le, Trung Hiếu Vũ, Hanbin Park, Ho‐Seok Lee, Hye Kyu Choi, Chulhwan Park, Moon Il Kim, Taek Lee

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. This study quickly and sensitively detected MC-LR in a situation where it causes serious damage worldwide. In addition, the ACEF technology introduction is the first example of MC-LR detection, suggesting a wide range of possibilities for MC-LR biosensors.

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. This study quickly and sensitively detected MC-LR in a situation where it causes serious damage worldwide. In addition, the ACEF technology introduction is the first example of MC-LR detection, suggesting a wide range of possibilities for MC-LR biosensors.

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. This study quickly and sensitively detected MC-LR in a situation where it causes serious damage worldwide. In addition, the ACEF technology introduction is the first example of MC-LR detection, suggesting a wide range of possibilities for MC-LR biosensors.

Key concepts: Biosensor, Aptamer, Conjugate, Microcystin, Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Materials science, Biology

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