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. 2009 May 18;9(5):3713–3744. doi: 10.3390/s90503713

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Figure 7. — A representation of the three different quantum dot molecular beacon labeling strategies is shown. Carboxyl-modified quantum dots (blue core) were modified with amino-labeled molecular beacons (A) while streptavidin modified quantum dots (blue core dot with surrounding gray streptavidin molecules) were modified with biotin-labeled molecular beacons. Both dabcyl and Iowa Black FQ quenchers (small purple circles) were used, as well as 1.4nm Nanogold (gold colored circle), (reprinted with permission [122], ^©2006 Elsevier Ltd.)