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Integrated Microfluidic Liquid-Liquid Extraction for Cocaine Detection in Human Saliva
On-site drug testing using easily accessible body fluids, such as saliva, has gained a lot of importance both for road safety and forensic applications. However, saliva is a complex, inhomogeneous amalgam with many different compounds, whose concentrations change between people and over time. This l
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