Biofluids and other techniques: general discussion

Royston Goodacre,Matthew J. Baker,Duncan Graham,Zachary D. Schultz,Max Diem,M. P. M. Marques,Gianfelice Cinque,Robbin R. Vernooij,Josep Sulé-Suso,Hugh J. Byrne,Karen Faulds,Michael Hermes,Holly Fleming,Alois Bonifacio,Richard Dluhy,Peter Gardner,Samir F. El-Mashtoly,Bayden R. Wood,Kathleen M. Gough,Stefano Fornasaro,Sergei G. Kazarian,Lauren E. Jamieson,Wolfgang Petrich,Ganesh D. Sockalingum,Nicholas Stone,Catherine Kendall,Faris Sinjab,Parvez I. Haris,Abdu Subaihi,Stan Remiszewski,Petra Hellwig,Valter Sergo,Klaus Gerwert,Chris C. Phillips,Colin J. Campbell

Biofluids and other techniques: general discussion

2016

Richard Dluhy opened a general discussion of the paper by Duncan Graham: In your example of a heterogeneous solution-based assay for multicomponent analysis, what is the concentration of the target fungal ssPCR DNA that is used, and how do you manage the kinetics of the reaction such that the target reaches the probe in a time frame appropriate for a clinical assay?

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Raman scattering
Chemistry
Spectroscopy
Infrared spectroscopy
Analytical chemistry
Kinetics
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