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All-in-One Microfluidic Chip for the Point-of-Care-Testing of Nucleic Acids: Combining a Dynamic-Seal Microvalve, Ultrasound-Assisted Reaction Chamber, and Slice Amplification with a Fluorescence Detection System

2023-02-22

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Nucleic acid testing (NAT) is directly oriented to determining the genetic material of pathogens and is characterized by its high sensitivity and specificity, which are indispensable qualities in disease diagnosis. However, common laboratory NAT methods require joint testing in professional laboratories by highly trained inspectors using multiple instruments. The entire process requires many manual steps, and the...

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30e95903-9a6f-530a-9794-4ef6fd6198a4
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10.2139/ssrn.4348587
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