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Incubator Device Powered by Hand Warmer

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pnguyen
Created:
3/12/26
Submitted:
10/7/26
Published:
10/7/26
Top cover for 3D printed incubator for sample processing and maintenance of RPA/Cas12a reactions at a desired temperature. Heated using a rechargeable hand warmer
icubator_part1Top cover for 3D printed incubator for sample processing and maintenance of RPA/Cas12a reactions at a desired temperature. Heated using a rechargeable hand warmer

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Top cover for 3D printed incubator for sample processing and maintenance of RPA/Cas12a reactions at a desired temperature. Heated using a rechargeable hand warmerBottom body for 3D printed incubator for sample processing and maintenance of RPA/Cas12a reactions at a desired temperature. Heated using a rechargeable hand warmer

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3D printed incubator for sample processing and maintenance of RPA/Cas12a reactions at a desired temperature. Heated using a rechargeable hand warmer. Requires assembly of insulating sleeve and platform for inserting processor stacks; see paper for details.

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