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Integrated in-plane nanofluidic devices for resistive-pulse sensing

Young et al., 2024

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573356927264691191
Author
Young T
Kappler M
Call E
Brown Q
Jacobson S
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Annual Review of Analytical Chemistry

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Single-particle (or digital) measurements enhance sensitivity (10-to 100-fold improvement) and uncover heterogeneity within a population (one event in 100 to 10,000). Many biological systems are significantly influenced by rare or infrequent events, and determining what …
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