Diagnostic study demonstrates rapid electrochemical quantification of haemoglobin using a single microlitre of neat blood, highlighting potential for multiplexed point-of-care anaemia testing.
, respectively, allowing the clinically relevant quantification of Hb in only 1 μL of a neat blood sample. This detection method is feasible for the development of a cost-effective multiplexed PoC device with the integration of biosensors for other anaemia biomarkers, providing a fuller view to patients and clinicians of anaemia status and classification.
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