Digital Separation For One-Step Hiv Viral Load Monitoring

- First low-cost, portable and precise point-of-care solution for HIV viral load monitoring; significant improvements to current systems in time, equipment and labor- Data acquired comparable to data from a thermal cycler - Chip is able to catch early infection patients without a high viral concentration- Portable and power-free; ideal for point-of-care or low resource settings

- Portable microfluidic platforms for quantitative nucleic acid amplification in one-step diagnostic assays- Portable chip can be adoptable to other diseases- Low cost HIV monitoring in economically challenged countries (e.g., Africa)- Low cost nucleic acid based quantitative telemedicine applications

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Tech ID/UC Case

23251/2013-143-0

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2013-143-0

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