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Adoption of particle-based biosensing as a cost-disruptive tool for screening highly dilute sample streams for bacterial contamination
Target amplification and concentration have been barriers to the realization of LMIC-affordable diagnostic platforms and methods for handling dilute sample streams such as urine or water. The need to amplify targets via nucleic acid amplification, cell culture, and centrifugation increase the compl
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