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spheres, signal amplification of the HCR and detection system, and excellent selectivity of the aptamer and sandwich-type strategy, the proposed assay shows a wide linear range of 10 fM-0.1 nM towards thrombin with a detection limit of 27 aM (S/N = 3) along with clear distinction from different proteins. The proposed assay is successfully used to detect thrombin in human serum, which would have promising prospects for disease diagnosis and therapy.
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