Abstract: The present disclosure provides devices, methods and kits for collecting a sample of a subject for nucleic acid amplification. The device may comprise: a collection vessel that can include reagents necessary for nucleic acid amplification, wherein the collection vessel may be adapted to accept at least one swab containing a sample; a cap integrated with the collection vessel and having a channel extending therethrough to permit the at least one swab to be deposited in the collection vessel, wherein the channel is closable upon rotation of the cap; and at least one cutting member that severs a longitudinal portion of a stem of the swab extending through said channel upon rotation of the cap.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides methods and systems for amplifying nucleic acid samples. In some aspects, the methods and systems provided can be useful in conducting multiple nucleic acid amplification reactions in parallel. In some embodiments, methods and systems provided herein can be useful in conducting reverse transcription and DNA amplification in parallel. Moreover, in some aspects, the methods and systems described herein can be useful in analysis of nucleic acid samples. In some embodiments, methods and systems provided herein can be useful for conducting multiple series of primer extension reactions, which can aid in analysis of a nucleic acid sample.

Abstract: Provided herein are devices, systems, and methods for conducting electrophoresis. The devices, systems, and methods are suited for portability, low power consumption, integrated operation, and remote monitoring.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides methods and systems for amplifying nucleic acid samples. In some aspects, the methods and systems described provided can be useful in conducting multiple nucleic acid amplification reactions in parallel. In some embodiments, methods and systems provided herein can be useful in conducting reverse transcription and DNA amplification in parallel. Moreover, in some aspects, the methods and systems described herein can be useful in analysis of nucleic acid samples. In some embodiments, methods and systems provided herein can be useful for conducting multiple series of primer extension reactions, which can aid in analysis of a nucleic acid sample.