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Bioanalytical Devices

Arizona State University researchers are among the best in the world, and they have developed several promising Bioanalytical Devices.

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Radical Activated Cleavage of Biologics and Microfluidic Devices Using the Same

Tuning Fork Sensing Technologies

Composite Substrate Sealing Methods and Resulting Devices

Micro-Miniaturized Passively Powered Wireless Telemetry

Application of Brain Synchronization to Epilepsy and Other Dynamical Disorders

Sensor For Dection of RNAse Activity

DNA Sequencing by Molecular Recognition and Nanoscale Manipulation of Single Molecules

Novel Method for the Control of Flow and Materials on Micro-devices

Novel Rapid Method of Gene & Cell Selection For Research & Healthcare Applications

Nanojunction Sensors for the Detection of chemical and Biological Species

Molecular Semaphore Device for Single Molecule Detection

SPR Sensor for Polynucleotide Elongation

A Chemical Sensor Based on an Integrated Electrochemical and Electrical Detection

A Compact LED-Based Module for Capillary Electrophoresis of DNA Samples

Method and Apparatus for Rolling Biomedical Implanted Sensors

Wireless Biotelemetry Using Piezomaterial-Diode Coupled Systems

Integrated, Automated System for Single Cell Analysis

Synchronizing Brain Activity for Accelerated Functional Recovery Post Spinal Cord and Brain Injury

Culture-Free Infectious Disease Detection

Fluorescence-Bleaching of Nucleotides in Sequencing-By-Extension

Controlled Tunnel Gap Device for Sequencing Polymers

Microarray of Three-dimensional Heteropolymer Microstructures

A Novel Substrate with Improved Properties for Microarrays

Methods of Identifying Molecular Function

Magnetofluidics

Radical Activated Cleavage of Biologics and Microfluidic Devices Using the Same

Software Package for the Solvation Thermodynamics of Biomolecules

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