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Manoharan, 2019 - Google Patents

Feasibility of Integrating Microfluidics into Point-of-care Bio-diagnostics

Manoharan, 2019

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13072851470297220793
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Manoharan S
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Potassium in the body needs to be maintained in proper levels for the normal functioning of heart and kidneys. The aim of this work is to develop a simple technique to measure the concentration of Potassium present in a bodily fluid sample, which can be used to assess …
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