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Animals | Free Full-Text | Prevalence Study of Trichomonas gallinae in Domestic Pigeons in Northeastern Beijing and Experimental Model of Trichomoniasis in White King Squabs Measuring In Situ Apoptosis and Immune Factors in Crop and Esophagus

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By Aixin Ni, Yunlei Li, Panlin Wang, Adamu Mani Isa
| MDPI
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Dual-aptamer-based colorimetric assay for the accurate identification of circulating tumor cells via Fe3O4@Pt NP nanozymes and G-quadruplex/hemin for signal amplification

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By Panlin Wang, Yating Chen, Zhuzheng Wu, Xiaohao Gan
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Dual-aptamer-based colorimetric assay for the accurate identification of circulating tumor cells via Fe3O4@Pt NP nanozymes and G-quadruplex/hemin for signal amplification on dual-aptamer recognition and core (Fe3O4)−shell (Pt) nanoparticle (Fe3O4@Pt NP) nanozymes coupled with a G-quadruplex as a signal transducer/amplifier. The results show that the linear range of the designed colorimetric sensor is 50 ~ 4000 cells and the detection limit is 4 cells.
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One-step green synthesis of carbon dots derived from Plumeria alba flowers for sensing and bioimaging

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By Xiaojing Chen, Xiao Li, Bingbing Wang, Panlin Wang
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
One-step green synthesis of carbon dots derived from Plumeria alba flowers for sensing and bioimaging† Ye He, ‡*ab Xiaojing Chen,‡ab Panlin Wang,ab Xiao Li, ab Bingbing Wang,ab Xiaomeng Wang,ab Zhuzheng Wuab and Wenxiang Wang *ab Abstract Carbon dots (CDs) prepared from biomass exhibit excellent potential for use in sensing and bioimaging due to their charming properties.
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