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Programmed nanoparticles for tailoring the detection of inflammatory bowel diseases and irritable bowel syndrome disease via breathprint

Karban et al., 2016

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9627181596412636686
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Karban A
Nakhleh M
Cancilla J
Vishinkin R
Rainis T
Koifman E
Jeries R
Ivgi H
Torrecilla J
Haick H
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Adv Healthc Mater

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The rationale behind this approach relies on the fact that VOCs generated by cellular metabolic pathways [6] during a specific disease, circulate in the blood stream and diffuse into places as feces and exhaled breath, which can be clinically sampled.[7, 8] Mass …
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