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  • Current microarray technology excels in qualitative assays but lacks quantitative reproducibility.

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  • To critically assess biochip generation processes from a surface science perspective.
  • To identify limitations hindering quantitative accuracy and diagnostic market penetration.
  • To propose novel strategies for enhancing microarray performance.

Main Methods:

  • Critical review of existing microarray fabrication and surface modification techniques.
  • Analysis of deposition chemistries and their impact on assay reproducibility.
  • Exploration of surface-attached hydrogel networks as a potential solution.

Main Results:

  • Progress in qualitative microarray assays has not translated to robust quantitative assays.
  • Suboptimal deposition chemistries are a key factor limiting quantitative reproducibility.
  • Microarray technology's diagnostic market penetration is hindered by reproducibility issues.

Conclusions:

  • Stable and reliable deposition chemistries are crucial for advancing microarray technology.
  • Surface-attached hydrogel networks offer a promising avenue for highly sensitive and quantitatively reproducible microarrays.
  • Further development in surface science is needed to unlock the full potential of microarrays in diagnostics.