Finger Prick Nucleic Acid HIV Self-Test Using a USB-Interfaced Device - Infectious Disease Advisor

Researchers created a blood-based, nucleic acid USB-interfaced device for self-testing purposes in individuals with or at risk for HIV.

A finger prick nucleic acid testing (NAT) USB-interfaced device can increase accessibility to HIV self-testing, according to findings of a study published in Biosensors and Bioelectronics. A team of… [+3728 chars]

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