Study on the mechanism of Bioelectric Recognition Assay: evidence for immobilized cell membrane interactions with viral fragments
Authors:
- S. KintziosS. Kintzios
- F. BemFBF. Bem
- O. ManganaOMO. Mangana
- K. NomikouKNK. Nomikou
- P. MarkoulatosPMP. Markoulatos
- N. AlexandropoulosNAN. Alexandropoulos
- C. FasseasCFC. Fasseas
- V. ArakelyanVAV. Arakelyan
- A.-L. PetrouAPA.-L. Petrou
- K. SoukouliKSK. Soukouli
- G. MoschopoulouGMG. Moschopoulou
- C. YialourisCYC. Yialouris
- 1 November 2004
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Biosensors and Bioelectronics
- Vol. 20 (4) , 907-916
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