Abstract:The aim of this chapter is to understand biosensor basics. A biosensor is a sophisticated analytical device that uses a biological sensing component to detect biological or chemical reactions. It combines an electronic component with a biological element, producing quantifiable signals and detects physiological changes, environmental components, diseases, harmful chemicals, and pH values in various sizes and designs. Biosensors detect substances by detecting an analyte, such as glucose, creatinine, lactate, L-… Show more
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