Using airflow-driven, evaporative gradients to improve sensitivity and fluid control in colorimetric paper-based assays

Microfluidic paper-based analytical devices (μPADs) are foundational devices for point-of-care testing, yet suffer from limitations in regards to their sensitivity and capability in handling complex assays. Here, we demonstrate an airflow-based, evaporative method that is capable of manipulating flu...

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