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A novel lab-on-chip cartridge and AI tools for automated urinalysis

Sahu et al., 2023

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1126131359190817604
Author
Sahu A
Kandaswamy S
Jhala D
Thyagarajan E
Bhatnagar V
Naganna S
Dastidar T
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After haematology, urinalysis is the most common biological test performed in clinical settings. Hence, simplified workflow and automated analysis of urine elements are of absolute necessities. In the present work, a novel lab-on-chip cartridge (Gravity …
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