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A Novel Point-of-Care BioNanoSensor for Rapid HIV Detection and Treatment Monitoring
2015
Journal of AIDS and Clinical Research
We report here a new diagnostic approach to the direct detection of HIV in blood or other body fluids that is rapid, sensitive and potentially applicable in a point-of-care setting. The approach follows on the development of a novel BioNanoSensor (BNS) device that utilizes piezoelectric technology to detect the presence of the HIV surface glycoprotein gp120 in a nanoscale format. The detection range of the BNS device for the biomarker gp120 displayed a low-end sensitivity of 6.5×10 4 HIV viral
doi:10.4172/2155-6113.1000454
pmid:26457228
pmcid:PMC4596080
fatcat:tlg5fy4dabfpbdns34qc7n2rvq