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free step-wise performance of CRISPR diagnostics. This technology was developed in collaboration with Dr. Ke Du, UC-Riverside and can be integrated with isothermal RPA amplification and CRISPR cleavage for instrument, yet sensitive nucleic acid detection compatible with emerging infections in low-income countries who are most devastated by these infections.