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Dynamic Combinatorial Libraries of Dye-Complexes as Sensors

Kay Severin, Andrey Buryak
2005
Journal paper

Abstract

A simple soln.: Simply dissolving three com. available dyes and two metal salts in a buffer is sufficient to create a sensor which allows the identification of dipeptides with high selectivity by using UV/Vis spectroscopy (see picture for the adaptive behavior of a dynamic mixt. of colored compds. A-H).

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