Nanodevices: Location of Biomarkers and Reagents within Agarose Beads of a Programmable Nano‐bio‐chip (Small 5/2011)
Jesse V. Jokerst(University of California San Diego), John T. McDevitt(New York University), Mehnaaz Ali(The University of Texas at Austin), Jorge Wong(The University of Texas at Austin), Yanjie Zhou(The University of Texas at Austin), Jie Chou(Rice University), James P. Camp(The University of Texas at Austin), Glennon W. Simmons(Rice University), Amanda A. Pollard(The University of Texas at Austin), Alexis Lennart(The University of Texas at Austin), Pierre N. Floriano(Rice University), Nicolaos Christodoulides(Rice University)
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