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+ | <h2><b>Marketing Research</b></h2> | ||
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+ | Current point-of-care: | ||
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+ | BD Veritor™ system1 cobasliat2 | ||
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+ | Disadvantages: <br> | ||
+ | -Special machine is needed to show the results<br> | ||
+ | -Validated samples sources are restricted: only nasopharyngeal washes/aspirates and nasopharyngeal swabs | ||
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+ | The advantage of our design: <br> | ||
+ | -Only heater/heat plate is needed<br> | ||
+ | -Even if no heater is available, incubated at room temperature for 12 hours can still show the result<br> | ||
+ | -Result is reported by colour changes, no special demonstrator is required <br> | ||
+ | -Throat swab is possible, increasing choice of sampling | ||
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+ | Another benefit of our design is the involvement of subtyping test. None of the current commercial point-of-care kits is able to subtype the suspected samples, so subtyping mainly is handed over to analyzing laboratory. | ||
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+ | Our kit is capable of subtyping …, providing an efficient way for frontline staff, such as immigration department and Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department. | ||
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