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Embedded transport accelerates interaction-limited biosensing

2026-06-19

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Phenotypic biosensors that measure bacterial viability and antimicrobial susceptibility are essential for rapid infectious disease diagnostics, yet their speed is fundamentally limited by the rate at which bacteria encounter reporter molecules, a transport bottleneck that has been typically addressed by complex microfluidic solutions. Here we show that this bottleneck can be overcome by engineering transport direc...

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09aa4a3a-22d8-59f2-bef6-e928de457474
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10.64898/2026.06.18.733113
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