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Bridging the gap between micro and nanotechnology: using lab-on-a-chip to enable nanosensors for genomics, proteomics, and diagnostic screening

Cooper et al., 2004

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15800159792502704132
Author
Cooper J
Johannessen E
Cumming D
Publication year
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IFIP international conference on network and parallel computing

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The growing need for accurate and fast methods of DNA and protein determination in the post human genome era has generated considerable interest in the development of new microfluidic analytical platforms, fabricated using methods adapted from the semi-conductor …
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