Oral cancer test using bio-nano chips

The report published in the latest issue of the journal 'Cancer Prevention Research' shows that scientists have successfully researched new methods to diagnose oral cancer without having to enter the organization. cancer and no pain.

Professor John McDevitt holds a nano chip reader.

This new test tool is similar in shape and size to a toothbrush, and is built with a new generation nano-bio chip.

Not only does it not need to enter the patient's mouth and is painless, this new test tool takes just 15 minutes to know the result.

Normally, the examination of living organizations only results in a few days.

Scientist John McDevitt of Rice University, in charge of the research team, said: 'One of the most important findings of this study is when oral cancer screening, a test tool does not need to invade the nest. This cancer function can produce the same results as the results obtained from specialists. '

Scientists at Rice and Texas University in the United States said that the sensitivity of oral cancer testing of this new generation nano-biology chip has actually reached the technology of invading cancer organizations. current with accuracy up to 97%.

Moreover, the accuracy of the malignant or precancerous testing of this tool is up to 93%.