Colorimetric quantitative detection of steroid hormones using an indicator displacement assay-based chemosensor array

A colorimetric chemosensor array based on an indicator displacement assay has achieved not only visualization of differences in hormone structures but also quantitative detection of sex hormones in their mixtures. Furthermore, the chemosensor array has allowed the detection of a steroid hormone in diluted human saliva.

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Chemical Communications
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4cc05791k
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4
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Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies
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A colorimetric chemosensor array based on an indicator displacement assay has achieved not only visualization of differences in hormone structures but also quantitative detection of sex hormones in their mixtures. Furthermore, the chemosensor array has allowed the detection of a steroid hormone in diluted human saliva.

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