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Towards scalable single-molecule biosensing using carbon nanotube FETs

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By Koen J.A. Martens, Lijun Liu, KU Leuven
| Chip lab of the world
This article was first published in Electronics 360. June 16, 2000, marked a turning point in biomedical research, when the first rough draft of the human genome was announced. Assembled from the genetic material of approximately twenty volunteers, it laid the foundation for the Human Genome Project’s core ambition then and now: to improve human health. In the years that followed, next‑generation sequencing fundamentally changed how we study biology.
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Toward scalable single molecule biosensing using carbon nanotube FETs

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By Lijun Liu, Koen J.A. Martens
| Electronics 360 Verified
June 16, 2000, marked a turning point in biomedical research, when the first rough draft of the human genome was announced. Assembled from the genetic material of approximately twenty volunteers, it laid the foundation for the Human Genome Project's core ambition then and now: to improve human health. In the years that followed, next‑generation sequencing fundamentally changed how we study biology.
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Nanowell field-effect transistor for highly sensitive molecular detection

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By Koen J.A. Martens, Sybren Santermans
| Power Electronics News
Since the Human Genome Project’s monumental feat of the first sequenced human genome in 2003, high-throughput sequencing has witnessed remarkable advancements. The pivotal role of DNA testing and sequencing came to the forefront during the COVID-19 pandemic, where it played a crucial role in diagnostic testing and understanding the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
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