A new sensor can detect low levels of E2, one of the primary estrogen hormones, in liquids. The device sends electronic signals once it finds estrogen, and is also projected to test the estrogen levels in bodily fluids like saliva or test waterways for hormone contamination.
A new sensor can detect low levels of E2, one of the primary estrogen hormones, in liquids. The device sends electronic signals once it finds estrogen, and is also projected to test the estrogen levels in bodily fluids like saliva or test waterways for hormone contamination.
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