Scarlata et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Exhaled breath analysis by electronic nose in respiratory diseasesScarlata et al., 2015
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- 17377073779065195283
- Author
- Scarlata S
- Pennazza G
- Santonico M
- Pedone C
- Antonelli Incalzi R
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- Expert review of molecular diagnostics
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Breath analysis via electronic nose is a technique oriented around volatile organic compound (VOC) profiling in exhaled breath for diagnostic and prognostic purposes. This approach, when supported by methodologies for VOC identification, has been often referred …
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