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Enhanced interstitial fluid extraction and rapid analysis via vacuum tube‐integrated microneedle array device

Xie et al., 2024

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12505823044565511841
Author
Xie Y
He J
He W
Iftikhar T
Zhang C
Su L
Zhang X
Publication year
Publication venue
Advanced Science

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Advancing the development of point‐of‐care testing (POCT) sensors that utilize interstitial fluid (ISF) presents considerable obstacles in terms of rapid sampling and analysis. Herein, an innovative strategy is introduced that involves the use of a 3D‐printed, hollow …
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