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January 1, 2017RSC AdvancesOpen Access

An electrochemical biosensor for detection of the sepsis-related biomarker procalcitonin

Jong Min Lim Myung Yi Ryu Ji Hong Kim Chae Hwan Cho Tae Jung Park Jong Pil Park

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An electrochemical peptide sensor employing a sensitive synthetic peptide was designed for the diagnosis of sepsis.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a72c664f44fa9f079e0239f https://doi.org/10.1039/c7ra06553a

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1Diagnosis of infection in sepsis: An evidence-based reviewSystematic Review · 2004 · 116 citations
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