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January 1, 2016Lab on a Chip

A rapid, instrument-free, sample-to-result nucleic acid amplification test

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LLLisa LafleurUniversity of Washington JBJoshua D. BishopUniversity of Washington EHErin K. HeinigerUniversity of Washington

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Diagnostic evaluation demonstrates a fully integrated nucleic acid test device, highlighting the feasibility of rapid instrument-free molecular diagnostics.

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To develop and demonstrate a fully integrated, instrument-free, sample-to-result nucleic acid amplification diagnostic device prototype.
Engineered a self-contained, simple-to-use diagnostic prototype capable of performing nucleic acid amplification tests without external instrumentation.
Successfully demonstrated the first fully integrated, easy-to-operate prototype for instrument-free nucleic acid amplification testing directly from sample to result.

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Lafleur et al. (2016) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d6e732a0177bf533ed94aa https://doi.org/10.1039/c6lc00677a

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Diagnostic evaluation demonstrates a fully integrated nucleic acid test device, highlighting the feasibility of rapid instrument-free molecular diagnostics.

A rapid, instrument-free, sample-to-result nucleic acid amplification test

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A rapid, instrument-free, sample-to-result nucleic acid amplification test

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