Highly Sensitive Surface Plasmon Resonance Biosensors based on WS2 Nanosheets and Silicon Layers

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  Surface plasmon resonance biosensors are usually based on a prism coupling configuration where a gold thin film-coated glass slide and a high refractive-index prism are used for the optical excitation.
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