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July 22nd, 2003
Rice makes first rapid, sensitive whole-blood immunoassay
Abstract:
Nanotechnology researchers at Rice University have developed a new method of testing whole blood that could allow emergency room doctors and other point-of-care health professionals to rapidly diagnose a variety of ailments, including hemorrhagic stroke, heart attack, and various infectious diseases.
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