Aptamers as an Emerging Player in Biology

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Aptamers as an Emerging Player in Biology

Aradhana Chopra¹, Ravi Shukla² and Tarun Kumar Sharma^2,3*

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¹Systems Biophysics and Bionanotechnology, Physik Department and WSI/ZNN, Technische Universität München, 85748 Garching, Germany; ²School of Applied Science, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia; ³Center for Biodesign and Diagnostics,Translational Health Science and Technology Institute,Gurgaon, India.

E-mail | [email protected]: Ravi Shukla: [email protected]

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Figure 1

Schematic illustration of SELEX process.

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Figure 2

Various applications of aptamer.

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October 2014

Vol. 1, Iss. 1, Pages 1-16

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Aradhana Chopra¹, Ravi Shukla² and Tarun Kumar Sharma^2,3*

Aptamers and Synthetic Antibodies

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The Point behind Translation of Aptamers for Point of Care Diagnostics

Feasibility of Anti-Idiotypic Aptamers to Detect Rickettsia Exposure

Recent Advances in Aptamer- Based Biosensors for Detection of Antibiotic Residues

Evaluation of Novel Anti-VEGF Molecules in the Animal Model of Human Lung Cancer

Aptamers and Synthetic Antibodies

Aptamers as an Emerging Player in Biology

Special Issues

Membership/Association

Aptamers as an Emerging Player in Biology

Aradhana Chopra1, Ravi Shukla2 and Tarun Kumar Sharma2,3*

Aptamers and Synthetic Antibodies

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Featuring

The Point behind Translation of Aptamers for Point of Care Diagnostics

Feasibility of Anti-Idiotypic Aptamers to Detect Rickettsia Exposure

Recent Advances in Aptamer- Based Biosensors for Detection of Antibiotic Residues

Evaluation of Novel Anti-VEGF Molecules in the Animal Model of Human Lung Cancer

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Aradhana Chopra¹, Ravi Shukla² and Tarun Kumar Sharma^2,3*