Use of an array of polymeric sensors of varying thickness...

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C422S082010, C422S083000, C422S098000, C204S400000, C204S406000, C204S411000, C204S412000, C204S431000

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07144553

ABSTRACT:
Chemical sensors for detecting the activity of a molecule or analyte of interest is provided. The chemical sensors comprise and array or plurality of sensors that are capable of interacting with a molecule of interest, wherein the interaction provides a response fingerprint. The fingerprint can be associated with a library of similar molecules of interest to determine the molecule's activity and diffusion coefficient.

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