Programmable Bio-Nano-Chips for the quantitation of drugs of abuse in oral fluids
John T. McDevitt(New York University), Nicolaos Christodoulides(Rice University), David M. Andrenyak(University of Utah), S. Gómez(Rice University), Richard De La Garza(Baylor College of Medicine), David E. Moody(University of Utah), Humberto Talavera(Rice University), James J. Mahoney(Baylor College of Medicine), Justin Hohenstein(Rice University), Thomas R. Kosten(VA Connecticut Healthcare System), Pierre N. Floriano(Rice University), Dendy Sloan(Rice University), Regina Smith, Thomas F. Newton(Baylor College of Medicine)
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