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February 8, 2013
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Evangelyn Alocilja shows a unique innovation that helps detect whether products are real or fake.
Professor Evangelyn Alocilja of Michigan State University shows a unique innovation--biosensors designed for food and water safety that allow manufacturers to embed unique biomarkers into their products, helping authorities instantly detect whether the products are real or fake.
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