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Microneedle sensors for multiplex applications: toward advanced biomedical and environmental analysis

Omar et al., 2023

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12290956174459386946
Author
Omar R
Zheng Y
Wang J
Haick H
Publication year
Publication venue
Advanced Sensor Research

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Microneedles (MNs) are versatile tiny devices that have attracted interest in various fields including medicine, environment, food and agriculture due to their unique properties, such as low‐cost, simplicity, pain‐free application and minimally invasive penetration, therapeutic …
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