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March 26th, 2003
New biological sensors for detecting blood glucose
Abstract:
Research conducted by scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory has paved the way for development of highly efficient sensors for measuring blood glucose in diabetic patients. The research, based on the use of nanotechnology.
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EurekAlert
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