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A Smartphone-based Microplate Reader for Point-of-Care ELISA Quantification

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Abstract

We designed a hand-held and cost-effective smartphone-based microplate reader for quantification of colorimetric ELISA tests. This mobile-device, combined with machine learning, achieved >99% accuracy for the measurement of mumps, measles, and herpes-simplex-virus IgG ELISA tests.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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