Auburn University

Mark D Holtan

Christopher J Easley

Subramaniam Somasundaram

Curtis Shannon

Juan Hu

Joonyul Kim

A method of target molecule detection includes simultaneously obtaining a first signal from a first working electrode and a second signal from a second working electrode, wherein the first signal is responsive to interaction of the first recognition element with the target molecule in a sample, and the second signal is indicative of background noise from the sample. The method further includes generating a modified signal that is proportional to an instantaneous difference between the first and second signals, wherein the modified signal indicates an amount of the target molecule present in the sample.

Methods and apparatuses for target molecule detection

Differential circuit for background correction in electrochemical measurements

Provided herein are compositions and methods including the step of thermally scanning a sample that can be used and implemented to detect the presence of and/or concentration of a molecule in a sample.

Thermally resolved molecule assays

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Auburn, AL, United States of America

Mark D Holtan