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Low cost flatbed scanner label-free biosensor
In this paper, we demonstrate utilization of a commercial flatbed document scanner as a label-free biosensor for high-throughput imaging of DNA and protein microarrays. We implemented an interferometric sensing technique through use of a silicon/oxide layered substrate, and easy to implement hardwar
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