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Self-powered microfluidic chip offers rapid cancer detection
Keywords:microfluidic chip microRNA cancer detector
[Summary of tips] A team of researchers at the Riken Advanced Science Institute has developed a self-powered microfluidic chip that can perform an analysis for cancer-specific microRNAs in a drop of patient blood in as little as 20 minutes. Claimed as the most sensitive microRNA detector yet, if enough of the target is present, the chip produces......Please login or register with us to view this article>>
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