1. DNA biosensor as a confirmatory test: Studies of household cleaners effects of onto electrochemical DNA detection 
Oliveira N.C.L. , Campos-Ferreira D.S. , Nascimento G.A. , Zanforlin D.M.L. , Bezerra W.S.R. , Santos S.M. , Lima-Filho J.L.  
Forensic Science International: Genetics Supplement Series 
Volume 5, Pages e162-e164 (December 2015)
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3. Fig. 1
Electrochemical signals obtained from differential pulse voltammetry (DPV) based on guanine oxidation on probe-modified PGE before and after hybridization with complementary sequence. Conditions: scan rate: 20mV/s, scanning potential range: +0.5V to +1.2V.
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4. Fig. 2
(A) Differential pulse voltammograms for guanine oxidation in different situations, regarding on (a) probe-modified PGE, (b) probe-modified PGE with complementary sequence, (c) probe-modified PGE with complementary sequence mixed with ultrapure water (blank solution), (d) alcohol, (e) SDS and (f) sodium hypochlorite solution. (B) Zoom in current peak region of 0–40nA, exhibiting a clear distinction among probe-modified PGE with complementary sequence (a) mixed with blank solution (b) and sodium hypochlorite solution (c). Conditions: scan rate: 20mV/s, scanning potential range: +0.5V to +1.2V.
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