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Publications by Jiancong Ni
Facile Construction of a Highly Sensitive DNA Biosensor by In-Situ Assembly of Electro-Active Tags on Hairpin-Structured Probe Fragment
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Table S3: Probe Construction Used for in Situ Hybridization
