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Emerging technologies for point-of-care genetic testing
Mark G Dobson1, Paul Galvin, David E Barton
1National Centre for Medical Genetics, University College Dublin, Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin, Dublin 12, Ireland. mark.dobson@ucd.ie
Abstract:
In the coming years, genetic test results will be increasingly used as indicators that influence medical decision making. Novel instrumentation that is able to detect relevant mutations in a point-of-care setting is being developed to facilitate this increase, frequently as a spin-off from recent research in the area of biothreat monitoring. This market review will describe the current generation of instrumentation that is most suitable for use in a point-of-care setting; it will also try to identify some of the technologies that will make-up the next generation of instrumentation currently being prepared for the market.
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