ELECTRON BEAM PRE-TREATMENT OF INORGANIC AND POLYMER SURFACES FOR BONDING OF DETECTABLE MARKER MOLECULES
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A method of binding a detectable marker to a surface comprising the steps of exposing the surface to an electron beam to produce an electron beam-treated surface; applying a detectable marker to the electron beam-treated surface; and thereby producing a surface-bound detectable marker on the treated surface. The detectable marker can be any suitable marker such as an optical marker, a dye, a fluorophore, a biomolecule, a metal, or a rare earth element. Also provided is a composition including a detectable marker immobilized on a surface pre-treated with an electron beam.
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