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Analysis reveals protein identification with an array under varying osmolyte and pH conditions, suggesting effective protein discrimination.
A simple 2D-fluorescence sensor array was developed using variations in pH and osmolyte conditions to generate fingerprint-like patterns from differential protein–quantum dots interactions, enabling protein discrimination.
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