Nondestructive multiplex detection of foodborne pathogens with background microflora and symbiosis using a paper chromogenic array and advanced neural network
Zhen Jia(Auburn University), Boce Zhang(University of Florida), Sophia Lin(University of Massachusetts Lowell), Arne J. Pearlstein(University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), Ethan M. Block(University of Massachusetts Lowell), Tingting Gu(University of Florida), Arnav Sharma(University of Connecticut), Quynh N. Dinh(University of Massachusetts Lowell), Hengyong Yu(University of Massachusetts Lowell), Yaguang Luo(United States Department of Agriculture), Dayang Wang(Guangzhou University), Manyun Yang(University of Massachusetts Lowell)
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