Blood sensor hunts Parkinson’s signals in 40 minutes
KAUST and Oxford researchers used a transistor-based sensor to read three forms of alpha-synuclein, reaching 90.9% accuracy in a small study. Blood is a messy place to go looking for brain clues. More than 95% of the alpha-synuclein floating around in it comes from red blood cells, and the small sha
<p>KAUST and Oxford researchers used a transistor-based sensor to read three forms of alpha-synuclein, reaching 90.9% accuracy in a small study. Blood is a messy place to go looking for brain clues. More than 95% of the alpha-synuclein floating around in it comes from red blood cells, and the small sha</p>