Advances Position Surface-Enhanced Raman as Potential ELISA Alternative
April 01, 2011
Advances Position Surface-Enhanced Raman as Potential ELISA Alternative
The technique is potentially more sensitive and easier to multiplex than conventional ELISAs, and with recent improvements in reproducibility, it could be ready for a larger role in proteomics research and diagnostics.
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