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Kim et al., 2023 - Google Patents

High-throughput multi-gate microfluidic resistive pulse sensing for biological nanoparticle detection

Kim et al., 2023

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7984650063221577196
Author
Kim J
Kwon S
Lee J
Kim S
Kim D
Kim H
Jang N
Wang J
Han M
Kong S
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Lab on a Chip

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A microfluidic resistive pulse sensing technique offers a simple method for detecting and analysing microparticles in various fields, yet it has challenges such as the noise during detection and low throughput as the signal obtained from a small single sensing aperture …
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