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One-Dimensional Microarrays for Genetic Testing and Diagnostics

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One-dimensional DNA microarrays with integrated index are presented. The microarrays explore one-dimensional format on flexible polymer substrates. This linear array approach offers advantages over the glass slide based two-dimensional arrays for low to medium throughput applications in genetic testing and diagnostics and environmental monitoring. For example the arrays can be made into a small volume by bending and folding of the flexible polymer substrate and thus reduce the amount of analyte required for bio-analysis. The integrated index eliminates the need for a separate barcode scanner, as it can be read out using the same scanner as for the arrays. We have demonstrated one-dimensional microarrays using oligonucleotides and PCR products of DNA fragments and polymer membrane strips.

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Wang, C., Ewins, J., Zhang, S., Lindsell, W.E., Meaden, P.G., Fotheringham, A.F. (2004). One-Dimensional Microarrays for Genetic Testing and Diagnostics. In: Knobloch, H., Kaminorz, Y. (eds) MicroNano Integration. VDI-Buch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18727-8_21

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