Application of Biosensors in Cell or Tissue Analysis
This special issue belongs to the section "Biosensors and Healthcare".
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues
Nowadays, tissue engineering, which deals with the growth and development of cells, scaffold materials, organs and engineered tissues in distinctive culturing conditions, has found applications in regenerative medicine, in vitro and in vivo testing, and alternative protein production via cellular agriculture, particularly concerning cultured meat fabrication.
Biosensors are a powerful tool that allow for the monitoring of different physicochemical processes during cell cultivation, including cellular activities, the consumption of nutrients, and the releasing of metabolites or hormones.
Authors are invited to submit manuscripts that are within the scope of this Special Issue, including, but not limited to, topics related to different biosensing principles; sensor fabrication and integration; novel applications of biomaterials and nanomaterials in biosensors; the development of enzyme, aptamer, antibody or nucleic acid-based biosensors; and sensor integration with microfluidic devices or the development of organ-on-chip systems for the measurement or monitoring of different parameters in cell/tissue culture processes and different tissue engineering approaches.
Dr. Vasa Radonic
Dr. Ivana Gadjanski
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- monitoring of cell culture processes
- tissue/organ-based biosensors
- tissue analysis
- metabolite biosensors
- nutrient biosensors
- nanomaterials biosensors
- label-free biosensors
- cell-based biosensors
- microsystems and single-cell analysis
- alternative protein and cultivated meat
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Published Papers
Biosensors - ISSN 2079-6374