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SHEAR Saliva Collection Device Augments Sample Properties for Improved Analytical Performance

2022-07-10

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Despite human saliva representing a convenient and non-invasive clinical substrate for disease diagnosis and biomonitoring, its widespread utilization has been hampered by technical challenges. The non-Newtonian, heterogenous and highly viscous nature of clinical saliva samples complicate the development of automated fluid handling processes that are vital for accurate diagnoses. Furthermore, conventional saliva p...

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6e51dc33-6a3c-5f2a-a0f9-2490dc1e671e
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10.1101/2022.07.07.22277204
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