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Microfluidic passive-cavity interferometer-based biosensor

A microfluidic passive cavity interferometer based biosensor was developed in this work. Polystyrene microspheres were used to test the device performance. Measured transmission spectra of single microspheres were compared to the modeled results.

Kevin L. Lear | Dhiraj Kumar | Hua Shao

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