Drug development
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Research Groups and R&D Platforms: Assay development, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Cardiovascular diseases, Clinical Chemistry, Clinical Medicine, Genetics, Genomics, In Vitro Diagnostics, Infection, Molecular diagnostics, Molecular modelling, Nucleic acids

Research Group:
Digital DNA diagnostics for detection of antimicrobial resistant pathogens

Ari Lehmusvuori
artule[at]utu.fi

Department of Life Technologies,
University of Turku

Ari Lehmusvuori

Antibioottiresistenttien bakteerien nopea detektio digitaalisella DNA-sensoritekniikalla

Assay development, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Cardiovascular diseases, Clinical Chemistry, Clinical Medicine, Genetics, Genomics, In Vitro Diagnostics, Infection, Molecular diagnostics, Molecular modelling, Nucleic acids

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Pauli Ollikka, Project Coordinator

pauli.ollikka@abo.fi
pauli.ollikka@utu.fi

Drug development and diagnostics is a common research profiling area of the University of Turku and Åbo Akademi University funded by the Academy of Finland. This website is a part of this joint initiative bringing together all information that is related to drug discovery and development or diagnostics from both universities.

Drug developmentand diagnostics

Research Groups and R&D Platforms: Assay development, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Cardiovascular diseases, Clinical Chemistry, Clinical Medicine, Genetics, Genomics, In Vitro Diagnostics, Infection, Molecular diagnostics, Molecular modelling, Nucleic acids

Research Group:Digital DNA diagnostics for detection of antimicrobial resistant pathogens

Further information

Drug development
and diagnostics

Research Group:
Digital DNA diagnostics for detection of antimicrobial resistant pathogens