Application of programmable bio-nano-chip system for the quantitative detection of drugs of abuse in oral fluids
Nicolaos Christodoulides(Rice University), John T. McDevitt(New York University), Jorge Wong(The University of Texas at Austin), David M. Andrenyak(University of Utah), Richard De La Garza(Baylor College of Medicine), David E. Moody(University of Utah), Michael P. McRae(Bioengineering Center), Humberto Talavera(Rice University), Glennon W. Simmons(Rice University), James J. Mahoney(Baylor College of Medicine), Justin Hohenstein(Rice University), Thomas R. Kosten(VA Connecticut Healthcare System), Sobeyda Gomez(Rice University), Pierre N. Floriano(Rice University), Daniel J. Sloan(Rice University), Ahmed Suleman Haque(Rice University), Regina Smith, Thomas F. Newton(Baylor College of Medicine)
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