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Biosensors: Design, Development and Applications

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The ability to detect even the slightest physiological change in the human body with high sensitivity and accurately monitor processes that impact human nature and their surroundings has led to an immense improvement in the quality of life. Biosensors continue to play a critical role across a myriad of fields including biomedical diagnosis, monitoring of treatment and disease progression, drug discovery, food control and environmental monitoring. These novel analytical tools are small devices that use a biological recognition system to investigate or detect molecules. This chapter covers the design and development of biosensors, beginning with a brief historical overview. The working principle and important characteristics or attributes of biosensors will also be addressed. Furthermore, the basic types of biosensors and the general applications of these biosensors in various fields will be discussed.
Title: Biosensors: Design, Development and Applications
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The ability to detect even the slightest physiological change in the human body with high sensitivity and accurately monitor processes that impact human nature and their surroundings has led to an immense improvement in the quality of life.
Biosensors continue to play a critical role across a myriad of fields including biomedical diagnosis, monitoring of treatment and disease progression, drug discovery, food control and environmental monitoring.
These novel analytical tools are small devices that use a biological recognition system to investigate or detect molecules.
This chapter covers the design and development of biosensors, beginning with a brief historical overview.
The working principle and important characteristics or attributes of biosensors will also be addressed.
Furthermore, the basic types of biosensors and the general applications of these biosensors in various fields will be discussed.

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