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A paperfluidic device for dental applications using a novel patterning technique
Ammar Jagirdar
,
Prasad Shetty
,
Jagirdar A
,
S. Satti
,
Shetty P
,
S. Garg
,
Satti S
,
Debjani Paul
,
Garg S
,
Paul D.
Published in Royal Society of Chemistry
2015
DOI:
10.1039/c4ay02802c
Volume: 7
Issue: 4
Pages: 1293 - 1299
Abstract
We have developed a fully printable paperfluidic chip for monitoring oral health.
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Analytical Methods
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Royal Society of Chemistry
ISSN
17599660
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No
Concepts (24)
Developing countries
Diagnosis
Hydrophobicity
Ink jet printers
Oil shale
Olive oil
Printing
Printing machinery
Rural areas
Acidic environment
Buffering capacities
Dental applications
Green techniques
Hydrophobic regions
Patterning techniques
Screening tests
Tooth structure
Printing presses
Dentistry
Diseases
Esterification
Information retrieval
Ink jet printing
Water repellence
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