2022
DOI: 10.1039/d2ra00626j
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Microfluidic fluorescent platform for rapid and visual detection of veterinary drugs

Abstract: A visual microfluidic fluorescent detection platform based on multicolor quantum dots with multiple capping ligands is developed for rapid and sensitive detection of veterinary drugs.

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“…In addition to strong adhesion, preventing postoperative adhesion is also crucial in the treatment of intestinal perforation. [33][34][35] Based on the thermal reversible injectability of GTPC, the GTPC hydrogel was injected in the sol state when it was used in vivo, during which the hydrogen bond interaction between gelatin and catechol was partially destroyed. When the GTPC sol was in contact with the tissue, the catechol group could achieve effective in situ adhesion through multiple interactions with the tissue.…”
Section: Biomaterials Science Papermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to strong adhesion, preventing postoperative adhesion is also crucial in the treatment of intestinal perforation. [33][34][35] Based on the thermal reversible injectability of GTPC, the GTPC hydrogel was injected in the sol state when it was used in vivo, during which the hydrogen bond interaction between gelatin and catechol was partially destroyed. When the GTPC sol was in contact with the tissue, the catechol group could achieve effective in situ adhesion through multiple interactions with the tissue.…”
Section: Biomaterials Science Papermentioning
confidence: 99%