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Methods of Protection of Electrochemical Sensors against Biofouling in Cell Culture Applications.
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Abstract
In this work, we evaluated more than 10 antifouling layers presenting different modes of action for application in electrochemical sensors. These layers included porous materials, permselective membranes, hydrogels, silicate sol-gels, proteins, and sp
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