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, 2020 Nanotechnology, as being a branch of science taking the advantage of the unique chemical and physical properties of matter on the nanoscale, has a great potential of application in food systems, including the development of effective and innovative ...
Seda Uzunboy +13 more
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Potentiometry, Nanostructured Materials and the Emergence of Paradigm-Shifting Analytical Platforms
Proceedings, 2017 Some of the recent social and technological trends, such as telemedicine, point of care and chemical sensing networks, are creating a growing demand for systems that can generate chemical information everywhere, in real time. [...]
Francisco Javier Andrade +7 more
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Au–Nitrogen-Doped Graphene Quantum Dot Composites as “On–Off” Nanosensors for Sensitive Photo-Electrochemical Detection of Caffeic Acid [PDF]
, 2020 Herein, gold–nitrogen-doped graphene quantum dot (Au/NGQD) composite modified electrodes were fabricated and applied as “on–off” nanosensors for the photo-electrochemical (PEC) detection of caffeic acid under visible-light ...
Jiaqi He +9 more
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Smartphone and Paper-Based Fluorescence Reader: A Do It Yourself Approach
Biosensors, 2020 Given their photoluminescent character, portable quantum dot readers are often sophisticated and relatively expensive. In response, we engineered a “do it yourself” fluorescence reader employing paper materials and a mid-range smartphone camera.
Laura Alejandra Ireta-Muñoz +1 more
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Optical Penetration of Shape-Controlled Metallic Nanosensors across Membrane Barriers
Sensors, 2023 Precise nanostructure geometry that enables the optical biomolecular delivery of nanosensors to the living intracellular environment is highly desirable for precision biological and clinical therapies.
Ancheng Da +5 more
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Conductometric Gas Nanosensors [PDF]
Journal of Sensors, 2009 This paper presents a review of the current research activities in the field of gas nanosensors. Nanomaterials are characterized by physical and chemical properties that differ from their macroscopic counterparts and, in particular, by an enhanced chemical reactivity even at room temperature.
Girolamo Di Francia +2 more
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Augmenting automated analytics using fluorescent nanosensors [PDF]
, 2018 Cell and gene therapies (CGTs) are projected to transform healthcare precision in the biotherapeutics sector. However, for their true potential to be realised, advancements must be made to optimising their manufacture, such that CGT production is precise,
Chauhan, Veeren M
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Sensing of pheromones from Euschistus heros (F.) stink bugs by nanosensors
Sensors and Actuators Reports, 2022 This revision covers the agriculture system, the losses due to insect pest, the pheromone definition and how they can be deployed. Specially, this work focus in pheromones from stink bug Euschistus heros.
Janine Martinazzo +3 more
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Nanosensors for cancer detection [PDF]
Swiss Medical Weekly, 2015 Cancer is a major burden in today’s society and one of the leading causes of death in industrialised countries. Various avenues for the detection of cancer exist, most of which rely on standard methods, such as histology, ELISA, and PCR. Here we put the focus on nanomechanical biosensors derived from atomic force microscopy cantilevers. The versatility
Huber, Francois +4 more
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Monolayer to MTS : using SEM, HIM, TEM and SERS to compare morphology, nanosensor uptake and redox potential in MCF7 cells [PDF]
, 2015 This research received support from the QNano Project http://www.qnano-ri.eu which is financed by the European Community Research Infrastructures under the FP7 Capacities Programme (Grant No.
Campbell, C.J. +7 more
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