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BioFET

Second-Generation BioFET
The second-generation biochip adopts a multi-sensing-zone structure, allowing different probes to be coated on separated sensing zones on the same chip cartridge. Each sensing zone acquires its electrical signal independently, providing the hardware basis for multiplexed identification of up to four targets, cross-comparison of signals, and quantitative analysis.
First-Generation BioFET
The first-generation biochip performs biosensing in an open-well format, with each chip testing one sample for a single target.

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