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Switch to CAD Technology Greatly Improves Lab-On-A-Chip Capability
The lab-on-a-chip holds potential for reducing cost of medical diagnostics while expanding access to health care. Now scientists have developed computer aided design software to enable far more than one or two tests on a single chip. More...12 May 2014





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