Bifunctional gold nanoparticles as an agglomeration-enhancing tool for highly sensitive lateral flow tests: a case study with procalcitonin
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Alexandr E. Urusov | Anatoly V. Zherdev | Boris B. Dzantiev | Nadezhda A. Taranova | A. Zherdev | B. Dzantiev | A. E. Urusov | Elchin G. Sadykhov | E. G. Sadykhov | N. A. Taranova | E. Sadykhov
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