Role of Nanoparticular/Nanovesicular Systems as Biosensors
Özlem Çoban,
Emine Taşhan
Abstract:Biosensors are analytical apparatus utilized for the qualitative and
quantitative detection of various biological or non-biological analytes. Early diagnosis
of diseases (cancer, infectious disease), monitoring environmental pollution, and
ensuring food safety are very important in terms of individual and public health.
Therefore, it is also crucial to detect these markers sensitively and accurately, with
cheap and simple methods, especially despite limited resources. Nanoparticles, thanks
to their nano size, … Show more
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