Nano-Biosensors for Detection and Monitoring

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-9513-9

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biosensors; electrochemical detection; water quality monitoring; bio-recognition element; in-situ monitoring; surface modification; La(OH)₃@MWCNT; electrochemical sensor; uric acid; DAMP molecule; cell damage; stress; electrochemical device; hyaluronic acid methacrylate hydrogel; metal ion–amide complexation; electrochemical accumulation; lead removal; modified electrode; impedimetric biosensor; folate; food pathogen; microfluidic; biosensing; fluorescence microscopy; PoC device; nucleic acid concentration; biosensor; machine learning; regression model; impedance cytometry; microfluidic chip; cancer marker; PSA; CEA; sandwich assay; human serum; metasurface; fluorescence detection; robustness; Raman spectroscopy; machine learning; renal amyloidosis; human kidney tissue; amyloid subtyping; stem cell differentiation; biosensing; nano- and micromaterials; biosensors; impedance cytometry; lab-on-a-chip; cancer detection; machine learning; microfluidic chips; n/a

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Nano-Biosensors for Detection and Monitoring

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November 2023

206 pages

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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Nano-Biosensors for Detection and Monitoring that was published in

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Young readers will find the Reprint useful for learning about the systematic study and review of the many themes in the area of microfluidic-based biosensing. Empirical research and comprehensive reviews regarding the use of microfluidic technology in biosensing and point-of-care system development are included in this Reprint.