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A new oil/membrane approach for integrated sweat sampling and sensing: sample volumes reduced from μL's to nL's and reduction of analyte contamination from skin

Peng et al., 2016

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16164658387059449178
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Peng R
Sonner Z
Hauke A
Wilder E
Kasting J
Gaillard T
Swaille D
Sherman F
Mao X
Hagen J
Murdock R
Heikenfeld J
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Lab on a Chip

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Wearable sweat biosensensing technology has dominantly relied on techniques which place planar-sensors or fluid-capture materials directly onto the skin surface. This 'on- skin'approach can result in sample volumes in the μL regime, due to the roughness of skin …
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