Quantum dots (QDs) are a novel class of inorganic fluorophore which are gaining
widespread recognition as a result of their exceptional photophysical properties. They are …

Semiconductor nanoparticles, or quantum dots (QDs), have unique photophysical
properties, such as size‐controlled fluorescence, have high fluorescence quantum yields …

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Rapid and precise screening of small genetic variations, such as single-nucleotide
polymorphisms (SNPs), among an individual's genome is still an unmet challenge at point-of …

The use of luminescent colloidal quantum dots in biological investigations has increased
dramatically over the past several years due to their unique size-dependent optical …

Background: The use of nanotechnologies for diagnostic applications shows great promise
to meet the rigorous demands of the clinical laboratory for sensitivity and cost-effectiveness …

Since its emergence, semiconductor nanoparticles known as quantum dots (QDs) have
drawn considerable attention and have quickly extended their applicability to numerous …

Fluorescent silver nanoclusters (few atoms, quantum sized) have attracted much attention as
promising substitutes for conventional fluorophores. Due to their unique environmental …

Consequently, many excellent reviews have been published, covering different aspects of
nanomaterials for chemical analysis. 1− 6 The present Review focuses on applications of …

We report here a quantum dots-DNA (QDs-DNA) nanosensor based on fluorescence
resonance energy transfer (FRET) for the detection of the target DNA and single mismatch in …