Demonstrates effective hepatitis C virus RNA detection in low-resource settings, suggesting its use as a reliable point-of-care test.
). Further, only 0.5 μL of dye is used for fluorescence labeling compared to larger quantities required in colorimetric assays. Therefore, the proposed sensitive and specific detection scheme may serve as an inexpensive and reliable point-of-care (POC) test for detecting HCV RNA in clinical samples.
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