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One-pot CRISPR diagnostics for the rapid detection of Candida species and antimicrobial resistance biomarkers
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing public health threat, where drug-resistant Candida infections are associated with increased hospital costs, lengths of stay, and high mortality rates. Current diagnostic methods are slow and labor-intensive, causing delays in diagnosis and patient treatmen
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