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Biosensing in California

    Medical Device Technology
    |October 17, 2006
    PubMed

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    Worldwide sales of medical biosensors now exceed pounds 2.8 billion (Euro 4.1 billion) per annum and applications of biosensing technology are highly relevant to United States homeland security. A recent mission funded by the United Kingdom government to California, USA, investigated some of the development work going on there.

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