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Development of a microfluidic platform with an optical imaging microarray capable of attomolar target DNA detection

Bowden et al., 2005

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6080731887624809647
Author
Bowden M
Song L
Walt D
Publication year
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Analytical chemistry

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In this paper, DNA hybridization in a microfluidic manifold is performed using fluorescence detection on a fiber-optic microarray. The microfluidic device integrates optics, sample transport, and fluidic interconnects on a single platform. A high-density optical imaging fiber …
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