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Integrated Electrochemical Microsystems for Genetic Detection of Pathogens at the Point of Care

18 Mar 2015

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The capacity to achieve rapid, sensitive, specific, quantitative, and multiplexed genetic detection of pathogens via a robust, portable, point-of-care platform could transform many diagnostic applications. And while contemporary technologies have yet to effectively achieve this goal, the advent of microfluidics provides a potentially viable approach to this end by enabling the integration of sophisticated...

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PMID: 25785632
DOI: 10.1021/ar500456w

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