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LAB ON A CHIP

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1473-0197

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1473-0189

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Year 2021
  • Real-time isothermal DNA amplification monitoring in picoliter volumes using an optical fiber sensor
    Publication
    • M. Janik
    • S. V. Hamidi
    • M. Koba
    • J. Perreault
    • R. Walsh
    • W. J. Bock
    • M. Śmietana

    - LAB ON A CHIP - Year 2021

    Rolling circle amplification (RCA) of DNA can be considered as a great alternative to the gold standard polymerase chain reaction (PCR), especially during this pandemic period, where rapid, sensitive, and reliable test results for hundreds of thousands of samples are required daily. This work presents the first research to date on direct, real-time and label-free isothermal DNA amplification monitoring using a microcavity in-line...

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