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Description
Title
Health Diagnostic Compact Disc (HDCD)
Author(s)
Imaad, Syed M.
Contributor(s)
Liu, Gang L.
Issue Date
2010-05
Keyword(s)
compact disc
health diagnostics
health diagnostic compact disc
microfluidics
biosensors
portable biosensors
medical diagnostics
Abstract
This work investigates a scheme for the attachment and detection of biomolecules to the polycarbonate surface of a compact disc (CD) using simple surface chemistry protocols, while employing standard CD drives for detection. The ultimate goal of our work is to employ such a scheme, especially the blue microspheres used as labels, along with a microfluidic compact disc platform compatible with conventional CD drives in an effort to create portable, easy-to-use, and low-cost devices for biosensing and medical diagnostics.
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