Fiber Optic PPR biochemicals detection sensor

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The discussion centers on the integration of fiber optic-particle plasmon resonance (FO-PPR) biosensors with microfluidic chips, specifically addressing a query about the notation "(n=500)" in the context of gold nanoparticles (AuNP) preparation. This notation indicates the number of nanoparticles utilized for size analysis in the study. The clarification provided emphasizes the importance of understanding sample sizes in experimental setups involving biosensors.

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I was reading this journal on FO-PPR sensor and had a doubt. Couldn't exactly google for an answer as it was unclear.
"Integration of fiber optic-particle plasmon resonance biosensor with microfluidic
chip" by a group of scientists.
I have attached the pdf.
Under the section "Preparation of AuNP" , it had (n=500) written in the end. I couldn't figure out what it meant .
I will appreciate it , if you clear my doubt .

Edit by Borek: pdf removed.
 
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Nithya said:
Under the section "Preparation of AuNP" , it had (n=500) written in the end. I couldn't figure out what it meant

Number of nanoparticles used for size analysis.

I am deleting the attachment, posting it here almost for sure breaks copyright.
 
Thanks Borek.
 

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