Microbiology
Innovative Mobile Device Rapidly Diagnoses Respiratory Infectious Diseases
Prototype development of novel platform technology has been successfully completed for the rapid, low-cost point-of-care diagnosis of flu and other respiratory conditions, and has potential for detection of a wide range of other diseases. More...03 Dec 2014
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