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Mobilefuge: A low-cost, portable, open source, 3D-printed centrifuge that can be used for purification of saliva samples for SARS-CoV2 detection

Munster Technological University, Cork, Ireland and Tyndall National Institute, Cork, Ireland.

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· 70 minutes
Lee Maltings Complex Dyke Parade, Cork, Ireland · Hybrid

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Abstract

We made a low-cost centrifuge that can be useful for carrying out low-cost LAMP based detection of SARS-Cov2 virus in saliva. The 3D printed centrifuge (Mobilefuge) is portable, robust, stable, safe, easy to build and operate. The Mobilefuge doesn’t require soldering or programming skills and can be built without any specialised equipment, yet practical enough for high throughput use. More importantly, Mobilefuge can be powered from widely available USB ports, including mobile phones and associated power supplies. This allows the Mobilefuge to be used even in off-grid and resource limited settings. Website: https://www.cappa.ie/chinna-devarapu/

Topics

3D printing3D-printedCOVID-19LAMPLAMP detectionSARS-CoV2centrifugefluorescence
More topics
high throughputlow-costmobilefugeportablesaliva samples

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