BIOCHEMICAL MOLECULE DETECTION SENSOR AND METHOD FOR DETECTING SPECIFIC MOLECULE USING MULTI-WAVELENGTH FLUORESCENCE
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A biochemical molecule detection sensor includes a substrate; a first aptamer complex chemically bound to the substrate, wherein the first aptamer complex selectively binds to a biochemical molecule, and includes at least one double helix DNA into which a fluorescent dye generating first fluorescence with a first wavelength is intercalated; and at least one second aptamer complex selectively binding to the biochemical molecule and generating second fluorescence with a second wavelength, wherein the first wavelength is different from the second wavelength, wherein fluorescence intensities of the first and second fluorescence depend on an amount of the biochemical molecule reacting with the first aptamer complex and the second aptamer complex.
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