Biosensors a promising future in measurements

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A biosensor is an analytical device which can be used to convert the existence of a molecule or compound into a measurable and useful signal. Biosensors use stimulus to translate changes to recognisable signals and have great importance to society. Applications include diagnosis tools for diseases, security appliances, and other biomedical equipments. Biosensors can also be used in the detection of pathogens and other microbes in foodstuffs, drugs and processing industries. Enormous progress and advancement has been witnessed in this area. Research and development in micro level systems serves to interface biology with novel materials such as nanomaterial. Development of high speed and accurate electronic devices tfor use in medicine and energy storage (such as biofuel cells) is one of the target areas. This paper discusses the importance, use and current and future trend in the application of biosensors. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Saleem, M. (2013). Biosensors a promising future in measurements. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 51). https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/51/1/012012

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