Biosensors for the Analysis and Detection of Drug, Food and Disease Markers
A special issue of Biosensors (ISSN 2079-6374). This special issue belongs to the section "Biosensor Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2023) | Viewed by 30241
Special Issue Editor
Interests: bioanalysis and biosensing; microfluidic and microarray; food safety; environmental pollution detection; clinical diagnosis analysis
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Biosensors calls for original research papers, comprehensive reviews, and communications for the present Special Issue, “Biosensors for the Analysis and Detection of Drug, Food and Disease Markers.”
Biosensors, sensors based on biological recognition elements identifying analytes of interest, have been widely researched and developed as tools for application in the medical, environmental, food, and pharmaceutical fields. The rapid development of health-related fields, such as drugs, food, and disease diagnosis, has brought new challenges and opportunities to biosensor development. Novel sensing principles, new recognition elements and sensing materials, different signal conversions, and processing and amplification strategies have been extensively researched and developed. These easy, rapid, integrated, portable, flexible, low-cost, highly sensitive, and highly selective biosensors have numerous existing and prospective applications in these health-related domains. This field is thus rapidly transforming into the most popular and extensively studied discipline. With this Special Issue, we aim to provide an improved understanding of biosensors for the analysis and detection of drugs, food, and disease markers, and to showcase recent development and progress in these areas.
Topics for this Special Issue include, but are not limited to:
- Novel biological elements, new biosensing materials, and novel sensing principles able to detect analytes in food, drug, and biomarkers.
- Signal amplification strategies to increase the sensitivity limit of biosensors for highly sensitive and even ultrasensitive detection of trace analytes in food, drug, and biomarkers.
- Integrated miniaturized transportable devices for use at the POCT.
- On-line monitoring technologies based on biosensors.
Dr. Peng Zuo
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- biosensor
- microfluidic
- food safety
- clinical diagnosis
- drug discovery
- drug effect evaluation
- monitoring
- pathogen detection
- chemical contaminants
- tumor marker
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