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Signal-Locking Fourier Transform SPR: A new low-noise detection technique for biomolecular interactions

Layne D. Williams, Tridib Ghosh, Renny E. Fernandez, and Carlos H. Mastrangelo

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Abstract

A new frequency domain SPR technique for quantitative measurement of biomolecular interactions is presented with the goal of improved signal-to-noise ratio. The technique uses a microfluidic chemical modulator chip with Au sensing sites.

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