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Facer et al., 2002 - Google Patents

Electronic biosensing

Facer et al., 2002

Document ID
9297326055773486001
Author
Facer G
Saleh O
Notterman D
Sohn L
Publication year
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Abstract Analysis of fluid samples in the biosciences has traditionally relied on chemical and optical detection techniques. 1–3 While these techniques provide diverse and fundamental information, they have a number of disadvantages which prevent their universality. For …
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