Biosensors for Biomedical Diagnostics
A special issue of Biosensors (ISSN 2079-6374). This special issue belongs to the section "Biosensors and Healthcare".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 March 2025 | Viewed by 2092
Special Issue Editor
Interests: biosensor; biomedical applications; amperometry; biological fluids; interferents
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Dear Colleagues,
In 1962, the first enzyme-based biosensor was introduced. Since then, the development of biosensors has been remarkable. This diffusion is associated with a high sensitivity in monitoring, possibly in real time, as well as the possibility of miniaturization, which makes the biosensors applicable in different matrices, but above all the low production costs. The continuous development of biosensors concerns all aspects of their technology: the search for newer and more effect signal transduction methods; the use of more selective bio-elements towards the monitored analytes; and the use of polymers and containment networks in order to obtain ever greater selectivity and sensitivity, particularly in complex matrices such as biological samples. Biosensors have become a very important tool in diagnostics, drug discovery, and biomedicine as well.
Thus, the present Special Issue will mainly focus on possible new biosensor configurations, concentrating on biorecognition layers, transduction principles, and the use of new containment networks for the biosensor components, in relation to diagnostic applications for the recognition of important biomarkers in real samples.
Prof. Dr. Gaia Rocchitta
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- enzyme biosensors
- neurochemicals
- drug discovery
- diagnosis markers
- biosensor development
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