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“…Target selectivity refers to the ability of the biosensor to respond selectively to a specific target. A high target selectivity minimises non-specific interactions of interferents in a sample with the sensing surface; this in turn reduces the occurrences of false-positive results and high noise levels that will adversely impact the sensitivity of the biosensor ( Palladino et al, 2018 ). As QCM is a mass-based detection technique, any particle that interacts with the surface of the crystal will produce a frequency response.…”
Section: Receptors For Target Recognitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Target selectivity refers to the ability of the biosensor to respond selectively to a specific target. A high target selectivity minimises non-specific interactions of interferents in a sample with the sensing surface; this in turn reduces the occurrences of false-positive results and high noise levels that will adversely impact the sensitivity of the biosensor ( Palladino et al, 2018 ). As QCM is a mass-based detection technique, any particle that interacts with the surface of the crystal will produce a frequency response.…”
Section: Receptors For Target Recognitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, this morphology conservancy of nanocomposites upon imprinting, template removal, and its rebinding, confirms the stability of the PDA layer and gives an indirect proof that the larger binding capacity of MIP in comparison to NIP has to be ascribed to the effective molecular imprinting and not to PDA not-specific assembly modification. Regarding the extended deposition and imprinting of PDA, gold chips or SiO 2 bare crystals has been employed as substrates for molecular detection and analysis via surface plasmon resonance (SPR), quartz crystal microbalance (QCM), and electrochemical (EC) techniques [20,[43][44][45]. Based on theoretical design, the PDA thickness has been tuned between few and few tens of nanometers to obtain the best template orientation during the molecular imprinting.…”
Section: Mip Substrates: Geometry and Compositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, this field of research is still young and challenging in application of PDA-coated surface to medicine, energy and industrial manufacturing, for example [7,8]. In particular, a promising field of PDA research is the surface coating for molecular sensing and affinity separation for pharmaceutical studies and clinical applications [18,19], following the peculiar physicochemical properties of PDA, including the photo/thermo/electro/chemical reactivity [10-12], and the molecular immobilization and imprinting capability of this biopolymer [2, [20][21][22][23]. Here we report a survey of this demanding area of bioanalytical research, focusing on the state-of-art of PDA applications for coating, imprinting, and electrochemistry, and offering a long-term vision for the capability of this polymer to be exploited to its full potential.…”
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“…A marker's inhibitor can be used as the receptor, as in the cases of the inhibitor ONX 0914 [14] and the inhibitor ARP 101 [15]; in both cases 1-octadecano-thiol was used as the linker, and the inhibitor was attached to the linker via hydrophobic interactions. A receptor-imprinted polymer may also be used as the receptor [7,25].…”
Section: Go -Graphite Oxidementioning
confidence: 99%