Focus: Universal Biosensors is an Australian-headquartered diagnostics company specializing in molecular diagnostics and medical devices, currently operating as a public company with a focus on handheld point-of-care testing platforms.
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Early-stage point-of-care device for warfarin patient monitoring; clinical validation studies underway.
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Hollow Cu/Zn-MOF@Au/Ferrocene Nanoarchitectures: A Universal Leap from Colorimetric to Dual-Mode Colorimetric/Electrochemical Lateral Flow Assays.
Stacking paper sheets into multi-purpose quick response sensing code with built-in nitrocellulose-membrane-free lateral flow assay for detecting tetracycline in food samples.
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