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The real novelty of the project will be the development of highly specific bio-sensors based on 'phages', bacteria specific viruses which should provide improved sensor specificity compared to conventional systems using antibodies.
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The knitters allege that VANOC appropriated their brand, the Cowichan sweater with its highly specific designs.
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It is demonstrated that the developed CTFOB dip-probe is a highly specific detector as the signal from the non specific protein was not more than the background signal.
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