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We demonstrate the utility of this molecular engineering-based capture and detection technology for use in homeland defense. This capture technology can be placed on a "chip" where each section contains a different ligand. Intrinsic fluorescence is then used to monitor the binding of biomaterial in each section containing a ligand and determines the nature of the biomaterial (e.g., live bacterial cells, dead cells, spores, or tryptophan/tyrosine containing protein molecules).
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