Devika Varma1, Kathryn Kundrod1, Jennifer Carns1, Zhenjiang Zhang1, Karl Gerhardt1, Lin Hong1, Jeffrey Tabor1, Gang Bao1, Rebecca Richards-Kortum1
12:00 - 14:00 | Tue 7 Nov | Auditorium Foyer, E1/E2, Upper Atrium Space | TPO.34
A low cost, non-invasive glucose monitoring platform can be transformative for neonatal care in low resource settings. The bacterial glucose binding protein (GBP) can be employed to measure passively-diffused glucose transcutaneously. Here, the accuracy of GBP to measure glucose was determined to be comparable to a commercial assay. Furthermore, exfoliated adult skin was explored as a potential in vivo model for neonate skin.