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DNA-interfaced Biosensors
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Enzyme-interfaced Biosensors
Protein-interfaced Biosensors
Antibody-interfaced Biosensors
Fatty-interfaced Biosensor
Bacterial-interfaced Biosensors
Chemical-interfaced Biosensors
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Increasing concern regarding the
microbiological safety of food, water, dairy products, industrial waste, and
pharmaceutical preparations has provided an urgency for detection methods that
are fast, sensitive, specific, reliable, and quantitative for quality assurance
in order to prevent infections and epidemics. There are a large number of
detection methods for microorganisms, including immunomagnetic separation and
flow cytometry, flexural plate wave, quartz crystal, and surface acoustic wave.
The green fluorescent protein is used as a popular choice for development of reporter-biosensors to detect various environmentally hazardous compounds. The approach that couples site-directed mutagenesis of green fluorescent protein and rational computational design generates a fluorescence-based biosensor for endotoxin and gram-negative bacteria. | ||
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