AI Article Synopsis
- Researchers led by J. Wang have developed microparticles that contain QR barcodes using a technology called MiCODE, detailed on page 3259.
- These custom QR codes allow for high levels of encryption and tagging, making them versatile and easily readable with smartphone apps.
- The study investigates how these MiCODE particles can be used for multiplexed DNA detection and as microtags to combat counterfeiting.
Article Abstract
Microparticles carrying quick response (QR) barcodes are fabricated by J. Wang and co-workers on page 3259, using a massive coding of dissociated elements (MiCODE) technology. Each microparticle can bear a special custom-designed QR code that enables encryption or tagging with unlimited multiplexity, and the QR code can be easily read by cellphone applications. The utility of MiCODE particles in multiplexed DNA detection and microtagging for anti-counterfeiting is explored.
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