Compositions and methods to detect molecules in a sample
AssigneeInfusense Corp.
InventorsEdward Chaum, Erno Linder
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Abstract
This invention is directed to non-invasive devices and methods to detect electrochemically active molecules in a fluid sample of a subject.
Claims35
A non-invasive device for detecting at least one electrochemically active molecule in a fluid sample of a subject, the device comprising a non-invasive, electrochemical, voltammetric sensor comprising two or more electrodes, wherein at least one end of the electrodes is in direct contact with a water-immiscible coating which has hydrophobic properties and is configured to selectively partition the electrochemically active molecule from the fluid sample, wherein a voltammetric signal is generated sublingually by the sensor in the presence of an electrochemically active molecule in the fluid sample, wherein the sensor comprises a sublingual sensor.
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