Carbon Nanotubes and Their Composites for Flexible Electrochemical Biosensors
Luana Gazzato,
Marco Frasconi
Abstract:Flexible biosensors play a crucial role for healthcare management and disease diagnosis. Electrochemical biosensors have attracted significant attention for wearable sensing applications owing to their numerous advantages, including high sensitivity and selectivity, inherent miniaturization and rapid response times. Challenges lie in the development of highly conductive and flexible electrodes that can be integrated with biorecognition components to engineer selective biosensor interfaces. Carbon nanotubes (CN… Show more
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