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the detection limit was calculated to be 210 cells mL 1 at 3 σ . Afterward, they [ 66 ]
employed another type of dendritic CdSe/ZnS-QDs nanocomposite to construct
the ECL aptasensor for the cancer cells detection based on ECL quenching of QDs
by gold nanoparticles (NPs). DNA conjugation and gold NPs linking and sensing
target cells can be directly performed on the magnetic nanocomposites for cell
detection based on ECL quenching.
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