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Texas A&M Develops Cheaper Injectable Glucose Sensor
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Texas A&M researchers publish a study in ACS Measurement Science Au describing a tiny injectable glucose sensor. The device uses a beta-mannopentaose molecule that is roughly 10 times cheaper than previous versions. Lab tests tracked glucose between 25 and 400 mg/dL, and the rod retained 94% of the molecule after seven days.
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