Biofluid vibration spectroscopy is an exceptional method for monitoring the intensity and spectrum distribution of light emitted by a sample after being excited by a high-intensity laser light. Its approach is seen to be non-destructive in addressing biofluids in diagnosis and screening. That being said, are there additional techniques that can observe novel biomarkers aside from this?
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ELISA, SERS, fluorescence, the list continues. Pick a biomarker of interest and search. There are too many ways to do this to to list here. Do you want to just detect or quantitate?
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