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Prospects and challenges of volatile organic compound sensors in human healthcare

Jalal et al., 2018

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13866423442313108775
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Jalal A
Alam F
Roychoudhury S
Umasankar Y
Pala N
Bhansali S
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Acs Sensors

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The chemical signatures of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in humans can be utilized for point-of-care (POC) diagnosis. Apart from toxic exposure studies, VOCs generated in humans can provide insights into one's healthy and diseased metabolic states, acting as a …
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