Nagarajan, 2020 - Google Patents
Microengineered hydrogels for spatially-resolved, multiplexed microRNA quantification from tissueNagarajan, 2020
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- Nagarajan M
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There is increasing evidence that obtaining both spatially-resolved and multiplexed measurements of miRNA is critical for diagnostic and prognostic value of miRNA tests. In this thesis, we developed a new method for making spatially-resolved and multiplexed …
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