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    Xuanjie Ye Headshot
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    Xuanjie Ye
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    University of Alberta
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    Xuanjie Ye
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    University of Alberta
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    Jiajun Li
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    University of Alberta
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    Tianxiang Jiang
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    University of Alberta
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    Bingxuan Li
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    University of Alberta
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    Jie Chen
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    University of Alberta
    Abstract

    This paper presents a portable biosensing system consisting of a bioimpedance measurement circuit and an IDE chip. This system can be modified to detect various biomolecules, including DNA, antigen/antibody, proteins, metabolites, etc. The bioimpedance measurement circuit has a fast speed (obtaining results within 1.1 miliseconds), and its error levels are within 0.5% and 0.1% in terms of accuracy and precision, respectively. The proposed system can function similarly to the commercialized electrochemical workstation (Biologic SP-200) and is 36 times faster in the measurement than the latter. Furthermore, the system can be a point-of-care diagnostic tool because of its low-cost and portability.

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    • A Portable Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Lab-on-Chip System for Biosensing Applications (application/pdf)