DIAGNOSTIC SENSOR AND CHEWING GUM COMPRISING SUCH A DIAGNOSTIC SENSOR FOR THE TASTE-BASED DETECTION OF VIRUSES
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The subject matter of the invention is a diagnostic sensor that can be formulated into a diagnostic chewing gum that detects relevant concentrations of influenza viruses in the oral cavity. The technical application is the initial diagnosis by those affected themselves, e.g. sore throats manifesting in them. By the detection of the influenza viruses a selective therapy of the infection is possible and employment of antibiotics that only are effective with bacterial diseases can be reduced.
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