Biosensing strategy based on photocurrent quenching of quantum dots via energy resonance absorption
Abstract A new concept of energy resonance absorption for photocurrent quenching was proposed using a system of quantum dots (QDs) and the matched dye. The QDs were used as the photocurrent producer, and the dye had an absorption band overlapped with that of the QDs, which led to the resonance absor...
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