No empty FRET: The microfluidic control of fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) has been demonstrated, and the FRET limit has been broken with a quantum-dot (QD)-based DNA nanosensor in a microfluidic flow. This nanosensor can detect long nucleic acids that have separation distances far beyond the range of FRET and whose detection is not feasible with conventional FRET-based assays.
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