New Nano-Sensor for Rapid Detection of Sepsis

A new electrochemical biosensor developed by scientists at the National Institute of Technology Calicut can detect endotoxins, key biomarkers for sepsis, within 10 minutes. This low-cost, portable device enhances early diagnosis of sepsis, potentially improving patient outcomes and reducing mortality rates. The research has led to multiple publications and a patent for the prototype device, which shows promise for on-site detection and water quality monitoring.

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