论文信息 - Optical fiber as a whole surface probe for chemical and biological applications

Optical fiber as a whole surface probe for chemical and biological applications

Abstract A novel fiber-optic sensor based on monochromatic skew ray excitation of surface plasmon resonance is shown in this paper as a whole surface probe. The monitoring of the self-assembled monolayer (SAM) formation and the immunoassay prove its value and reveal its potential in chemical and biological applications.

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