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PPY
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PPYPolypyrrole
PPYPancreatic Polypeptide
PPyPolymer Polypyrrole
PPYPress Photographer's Year (photographic competition)
PPYPronatura Peninsula de Yucatan, A.C.
PPYPetite Princess Yucie (Japanese anime)
PPYPuchi Puri Yucie (Japanese anime)
PPYPerson per Year
PPYPrestbury and Pittville Youth (UK)
PPYPlanla - Projelendir - Yonet (Turkish: Plan - Project - Manage; company in Beylikdüzü, VD, Turkey)
PPYProfessional Per Year
PPYProfessional Photographer of the Year (award)


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Polyaniline, polythiophene, polypyrrole, similar heterocycles and common polymers, which can be used for making conductive nanocomposites, are of most importance in this research.
We reported, in this paper, the direct co-immobilization of DNA sequence of Herpes simplex virus and polypyrrole onto the surface of a sensor by cyclic voltammetry to determine the herpes DNA target sequence in the sample.
One conductive polymer, polypyrrole (PPy), seemed promising, but was often regarded as too inefficient for commercial batteries.
 
 
 
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