SalivaDirect: A simplified and flexible platform to enhance SARS-CoV-2 testing capacity
Chantal B. F. Vogels(Yale University), Nida Naushad(Yale University), Bertie Geng(Yale University), Joseph K. Lim(Yale University), Arnau Casanovas‐Massana(Yale University), Michael H. Askenase(Yale University), Christina A. Harden(Yale University), Doug E. Brackney(Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station), Staci Cahill(Yale University), Chaney C. Kalinich(Yale University), William Khoury-Hanold(Yale University), M. Catherine Muenker(Yale University), Anne E. Watkins(Yale University), Kristina Brower(Yale University), Peiwen Lu(National Changhua University of Education), Santos Bermejo(Yale University), Maura Nakahata, Isabel M. Ott(Yale University), Sean Bickerton(Yale University), Melissa Campbell(Yale University), Giuseppe DeIuliis(Yale University), Molly L. Bucklin(Yale University), Rupak Datta(University of California, Irvine), Anjelica Martin(Yale University), Alice Lu-Culligan(Yale University), Melissa Linehan(Yale University), Jared Shafer, John Fournier(Yale University), Benjamin Israelow(Yale University), Maria Tokuyama(Yale University), Maxine Kuang(Yale University), César Caraballo(Yale New Haven Hospital), Eriko Kudo(Kumamoto University), Yiyun Cao(Yale University), Maria Batsu(Yale University), Kelly Anastasio(Yale University), Arvind Venkataraman(Yale University), Rebecca Earnest(Yale University), Maksym Minasyan, Lynda Knaggs(Yale University), Ryan Handoko(Yale University), Jianhui Wang(Yale University), Daniel Kim(Yale University), Adam J. Moore(Yale University), Irene Matos(Yale University), Allison Nelson(Yale University), Edward Courchaine(Yale University), Sarah Lapidus(Yale University), David McDonald, Joseph R. Fauver(Yale University)
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