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Lyme disease and syphilis. The new device uses miniaturised channels and valves to replace"benchtop"assays-tests that require large samples of blood
Lyme disease and syphilis. The new device uses miniaturized channels and valves to replace"benchtop"assays-tests that require large samples of blood
The new device uses microfluidics technology and could significantly reduce the cost of sophisticated tests for diseases such as HIV, Lyme disease and syphilis, according to the study authors.
and size of lab tests A new device could make it much cheaper and easier to perform lab tests on blood and fluid for disorders like HIV and Lyme disease.
says her test could also be adapted to detect HIV, Dengue and Yellow fever viruses, Lyme disease, and even certain cancers.
Lyme disease and syphilis. The new device uses miniaturized channels and valves to replace enchtopassays tests that require large samples of blood
Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacteria that causes Lyme disease, is classified by its spiral shape, which enables both its movement and the resultant cellular destruction.
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