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Current status and future perspectives of vertical flow assays
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Current status and future perspectives of vertical flow assays

S.-Y. Sheu, C.-M. Cheng 和 C.-F. Shen
Trends in Biotechnology, 卷.44(1), 頁碼.40-52
2026
Web of Science ID: WOS:001665073500002

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diagnosis multiplex detection point-of-care testing rapid diagnosis vertical flow assays Biomarkers Humans Immunoassay Point-of-Care Systems Point-of-Care Testing Food safety Pathogens biological marker nucleic acid biological marker Current status Diagnostics tools Future perspectives High sensitivity Multiplex detections Point-of-care testing Rapid detection Rapid diagnose Vertical flow assay Vertical flows cross reaction diagnosis diagnostic test accuracy study food safety human infectious agent limit of detection microorganism detection point of care testing resource limited setting 評審 smartphone immunoassay point of care system procedures Diagnosis
Vertical flow assays (VFAs) have emerged as efficient diagnostic tools for point-of-care testing, offering rapid detection, high sensitivity, and multiplexing capabilities. By addressing key limitations of lateral flow assays, such as low specificity and cross-reactivity, VFAs enable simultaneous detection of multiple targets with improved accuracy and lower detection limits. Their applications span clinical diagnostics, pathogen detection, food safety, and agriculture. Recent advances, including smartphone integrations and innovations in pathogen, nucleic acid, and biomarker detection, have expanded their utility. With advantages like low cost, ease of use, and adaptability, VFAs are well suited for resource-limited settings. This review summarizes the current progress in VFA technology and discusses its future perspectives in advancing rapid, accessible diagnostics across various fields. © 2025 Elsevier Ltd

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2 Chemistry
2.145 Biosensors
2.145.243 Nanobiosensors
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Biology & Biochemistry

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