Clinical Chemistry
![Image: treated paper can be used to do medical tests. Here, a biomolecule printed in the pattern of the UW mascot [Husky] binds to a toxic molecule, showing that the toxin is present (Photo courtesy of Dan Ratner, University of Washington).](https://globetechcdn.com/mobile_labmedica/images/stories/articles/article_images/_LM/20121004 - JCM146.gif "Image: treated paper can be used to do medical tests. Here, a biomolecule printed in the pattern of the UW mascot [Husky] binds to a toxic molecule, showing that the toxin is present (Photo courtesy of Dan Ratner, University of Washington).")
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