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Developing new synthetic tools for nucleic acid based diagnostics

2016-01-01

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With increasing globalization, new infectious diseases are being discovered and spread quickly around the world. The traditional ways for the detection and identification of infectious pathogens are time-consuming and usually require specific facilities. This may delay effective treatment and lead to the spread of infectious disease, especially in the early stages of an epidemic. Therefore, accurate and efficient...

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Literature Corpus work: 885579fe-8cf5-535f-9fdd-80bffc428a54
DOI: 10.5525/gla.thesis.7704

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