“…Chinta et al 14 summarized colorimetric tests for natural amino acids using coinage metal nanoparticles. Sharma et al 15 reviewed coinage metal-enhanced uorescence using diiminic Schiff bases for the selective and sensitive detection of aqueous pollutants. Similarly, metal nanocluster-based luminescent biosensors via etching chemistry were reviewed by Si et al 16 Nanostructures are classied into nanoparticles (PNls) and nanoclusters (CNs) depending on their size.…”
“…Chinta et al 14 summarized colorimetric tests for natural amino acids using coinage metal nanoparticles. Sharma et al 15 reviewed coinage metal-enhanced uorescence using diiminic Schiff bases for the selective and sensitive detection of aqueous pollutants. Similarly, metal nanocluster-based luminescent biosensors via etching chemistry were reviewed by Si et al 16 Nanostructures are classied into nanoparticles (PNls) and nanoclusters (CNs) depending on their size.…”
“… 21 Multiplex detection, which refers to the ability of a sensor to detect numerous analytes, is also possible. Some sensors depend on a “turn-off” or “on/off” mechanism, which detects analytes by producing a signal as well as turning them on or off when there is a decline in a signal 22 [ Fig. 2 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Copper is the most significant contender in this category because of its availability and affordability. 22 …”
Cysteine, a sulfur-containing amino acid, is a vital candidate for physiology. Coinage metal particles (both clusters and nanoparticles) are highly interesting for their spectacular plasmonic properties. In this class, copper...
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