Electrochemistry of nucleic  acids and proteins. Sensors for DNA hybridization and DNA damage.

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Authors	PALEČEK Emil FOJTA Miroslav JELEN František BRÁZDOVÁ Marie TRNKOVÁ Libuše
Year of publication	2001
Type	Article in Proceedings
Conference	2nd Croatian symposium on electrochemistry, Proceedings
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Science
Citation
Field	Electrochemistry
Keywords	History of electrochemistry of nucleic acids and proteins;adsorptive stripping voltammetry and DNA-modified electrodes; labeling of NA with electroactive markers; development of sensors for DNA damage and DNA hybridization;bis-intercalators and threading intercalators; elimination voltammetry on silver electrodes; electrochemistry of peptides and proteins; determination of MT at femtomole level; tumor suppressor protein p53.
Description	History of electrochemistry of nucleic acids and proteins,adsorptive stripping voltammetry and DNA-modified electrodes, labeling of NA with electroactive markers, development of sensors for DNA damage and DNA hybridization,bis-intercalators and threading intercalators, elimination voltammetry on silver electrodes, electrochemistry of peptides and proteins, determination of MT at femtomole level, tumor suppressor protein p53.
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