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The new sensing technology represents a breakthrough in nano sensing research and uses the fluidic MEMS technology co-developed over the past 25 years by HP Labs - the company's central research arm - and the company's Imaging and Printing Group.
When planning the next product platform, ISG will work as a team with your engineers to develop the fluidic components that will work best for your instrument and application(s).
The GlycoMeds test measures the changes in a person's fluidic system once a day for three days, averages those changes, and compares them to the changes a healthy person's fluidic system would undergo.
 
 
 
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