Nanotechnology/Biosensors
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[edit] Biosensors
Biological sensor functionalisation, receptors and signals
- Assays for measuring the biochemical properties, such as immunesystem responses, specific proteins etc.
- DNA binding protein
- Functional group
- Receptor biochemistry
- Neuron
- The Biotin - Streptavidin binding is the strongest biochemical bond and often used when you need to demonstrate a sensor or bind different biomolecules together.
- Biofouling - by using certain polymers such as PEG or PLL-PEG, cell adhesion to surface can be drastically reduced.
[edit] Resources
- Performance limits of nanobiosensors App. Phys. Lett. 88, 233120, 2006.
[edit] References
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