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μ-eLCR: a microfabricated device for electrochemical detection of DNA base changes in breast cancer cell lines.

Lab on a chip - 21 Nov 2013

Wee Eugene J H, Rauf Sakandar, Koo Kevin M, Shiddiky Muhammad J A, Trau Matt

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Microfabricated devices for the electrochemical detection of single DNA base changes in cancer cell lines are highly desirable due to the inherent advantages such as portability, simplicity, and the rapid and inexpensive nature of electrochemical readout methods. Moreover, molecular sensors that use microscale-footprint working electrodes have shown high signal-to-noise ratio. Herein we report a microdevice-based...

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PMID: 24061339
DOI: 10.1039/c3lc50528f

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