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Rapid, single bacterial detection from blood using microencapsulated sensors
Abstract
We report herein a platform technology called 'microencapsulated sensors' that is able to selectively detect bacteria in unprocessed whole blood at single-cell sensitivity in a one-step, homogenous, and culture- and amplification-free reaction. Our system integrates real-time DNAzyme sensor technology and droplet microfluidics.
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