Abstract
Biosensor devices, based on the conversion of nucleic acid recognition reactions into useful electrical signals, offer considerable promise for DNA diagnostics. The unique hybridization properties of solution-phase PNA can be extrapolated onto transducer surfaces in connection with the design of remarkably specific DNA biosensors. This article reviews the development of PNA biosensors, and discusses common PNA-biosensing protocols along with their prospects in DNA biosensor technology.
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Wang, J. (1999). PNA biosensors for nucleic acid detection. Current Issues in Molecular Biology, 1(1–2), 117–122. https://doi.org/10.21775/cimb.001.117
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