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    We developed a novel paper analytical device (PAD) called SlipPAD for high-throughput, multiplexed sensing. This simple, paper-based system enables robust chemical analysis using colorimetric and fluorescent assays.

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    • Potential for widespread use in point-of-care diagnostics and environmental monitoring.
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