Circuits for Amperometric Detection

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This lecture covers the principles of amperometric detection, focusing on indirect detection of DNA through redox reactions. Topics include enzymatic cleavage, redox processes at electrodes, cyclic voltammetry, and the influence of pH on redox reactions.

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