Synergistic effect of boric acid affinity magnetic materials and multi-hotspot SERS substrates for high sensitivity detection of glucose

This study developed a sandwich-structured SERS sensor for highly sensitive determination of glucose by constructing multi-hotspot AuNR@Ag-MPBA with high SERS activity and designing FMNPs-ConA with highly selective recognition capabilities.

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New Journal of Chemistry
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5nj00349k
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Spectroscopy Techniques in Biomedical and Chemical Research
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Synergistic effect of boric acid affinity magnetic materials and multi-hotspot SERS substrates for high sensitivity detection of glucose

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Synergistic effect of boric acid affinity magnetic materials and multi-hotspot SERS substrates for high sensitivity detection of glucose

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This study developed a sandwich-structured SERS sensor for highly sensitive determination of glucose by constructing multi-hotspot AuNR@Ag-MPBA with high SERS activity and designing FMNPs-ConA with highly selective recognition capabilities.

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Xinjiang Normal University (CN)
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