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Exploiting resistive pulse sensing for the detection of biomarkers

2020-01-01

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Having a robust and reliable assay that can be used by clinicians inside or outside the hospital laboratory is vital for diagnosing and monitoring the health of a population. The aim of this PhD was to build a foundation of knowledge that could be used to utilise resistive pulse sensing (RPS) coupled with nanoparticles as a platform for biomarker detection. The target of interest, and the overall goal of this thes...

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10.26174/thesis.lboro.12580601.v1
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