Biosensors - Recent Advances and Future Challenges

The present book is devoted to all aspects of biosensing in a very broad definition, including, but not limited to, biomolecular composition used in biosensors (e.g., biocatalytic enzymes, DNAzymes, abiotic nanospecies with biocatalytic features, bioreceptors, DNA/RNA, aptasensors, etc.), physical s...

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Other Authors: Katz, Evgeny (Editor), Bollella, Paolo (Editor)
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Published: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2021
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653 |a electrodes 
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653 |a direct electron transfer (DET) 
653 |a redox enzymes 
653 |a nanostructured electrodes 
653 |a protein film voltammetry (PFV) 
653 |a glucose biosensors 
653 |a nanoporous metals 
653 |a nanoporous gold 
653 |a graphene 
653 |a carbon nanotube 
653 |a ordered mesoporous carbon 
653 |a additive manufacturing 
653 |a heme 
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653 |a peroxidase mimics 
653 |a DNA assay 
653 |a nucleic acid 
653 |a isothermal 
653 |a signal amplification 
653 |a restriction endonuclease 
653 |a wearable biosensors 
653 |a metabolism 
653 |a remote monitoring 
653 |a sweat 
653 |a microfluidic 
653 |a 3D printing 
653 |a nanoparticle 
653 |a nanocomposite 
653 |a nanozyme 
653 |a synthesis 
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653 |a nucleic acid sensor 
653 |a DNA 
653 |a RNA 
653 |a pathogen sensing 
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653 |a transition metal dichalcogenides 
653 |a black phosphorus 
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653 |a electrochemical ELISA 
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653 |a electrochemical aptamer-based assays 
653 |a chemical sensor 
653 |a field effect 
653 |a capacitive EIS sensor 
653 |a pH sensor 
653 |a enzyme biosensor 
653 |a label-free detection 
653 |a charged molecules 
653 |a DNA biosensor 
653 |a protein detection 
653 |a forensics 
653 |a biometrics 
653 |a cybersecurity 
653 |a fingerprints 
653 |a blood 
653 |a cipher 
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653 |a human physiological fluids 
653 |a tears 
653 |a saliva 
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