16 results on '"Wu, Meisheng"'
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2. Dual DNA recycling amplifications coupled with Au NPs@ZIF-MOF accelerator for enhanced electrochemical ratiometric sensing of pathogenic bacteria
3. Novel electrochemiluminescence biosensor of fumonisin B1 detection using MWCNTs-PDMS flexible bipolar electrode
4. Colorimetric aptasensor for fumonisin B1 detection by regulating the amount of bubbles in closed bipolar platform
5. Closed bipolar electrochemical biosensor based on ohmic loss mechanism for noncontact measurements
6. Combination of area controllable sensing surface and bipolar electrode-electrochemiluminescence approach for the detection of tetracycline
7. An electrochemiluminescent biosensor based on polypyrrole immobilized uricase for ultrasensitive uric acid detection
8. An exercise degree monitoring biosensor based on electrochemiluminescent detection of lactate in sweat
9. Molten-salt synthesis of large micron-sized YAG:Ce3+ phosphors for laser diode applications.
10. Enhanced degradation of organic pollutant by bimetallic catalysts decorated micromotor in advanced oxidation processes.
11. Electrochemical mineralization of direct blue 71 with boron-doped diamond anodes: Factor analysis and mechanisms study.
12. Ultrasensitive electrochemiluminescence biosensor based on polymethylene blue nanoparticles and DNA network for Staphylococcus aureus detection.
13. Novel integrating polymethylene blue nanoparticles with dumbbell hybridization chain reaction for electrochemical detection of pathogenic bacteria.
14. A dual-mode ratiometric aptasensor for accurate detection of pathogenic bacteria based on recycling of DNAzyme activation.
15. Roles of L-type calcium channels (CaV1.2) and the distal C-terminus (DCT) in differentiation and mineralization of rat dental apical papilla stem cells (rSCAPs).
16. Rapid degradation of organic pollutants by Fe3O4@PDA/Ag catalyst in advanced oxidation process.
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