Tuesday, 22 September 2015

New graphene oxide biosensors may accelerate research of HIV, cancer drugs

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Researchers have devised a novel type of graphene oxide-based biosensor that could potentially significantly speed up the process of drug development. The outstanding properties of this carbon allotrope help to improve significantly the biosensing sensitivity, which in future may enable the development of new drugs and vaccines against many dangerous diseases including HIV, hepatitis and cancer.
via Science Daily

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