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Nano-carbon based sensors for bacterial detection and discrimination in clinical diagnosis: A junction between material science and biology
Abstract
Despite the advancement in treatment processes, pathogenic bacterial contamination is very common and is a major threat to human health and safety. The limitations of modern detection technologies towards rapid detection and discrimination of bacterial pathogens and early availability of information of their antimicrobial susceptibility underpin the necessity for the continued development of novel bacterial sensors. Revolutions in nanotechnology...
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Title
Nano-carbon based sensors for bacterial detection and discrimination in clinical diagnosis: A junction between material science and biology
Published Date
Mar 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
18
Pages
100467 - 100467
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