Issue 3, 2007

Heightened sense for sensing: recent advances in pathogen immunoassay sensing platforms

Abstract

Rapid and efficient sensors are essential for effective defense against the emerging threat of bioterrorism and biological warfare. This review article describes several recent immunosensing advances that are relevant to biothreat detection. These highly diverse examples are intended to demonstrate the breadth of these immunochemical sensing systems and platforms while highlighting those technologies that are suitable for pathogen detection.

Graphical abstract: Heightened sense for sensing: recent advances in pathogen immunoassay sensing platforms

Article information

Article type
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Submitted
09 Nov 2006
Accepted
29 Jan 2007
First published
13 Feb 2007

Analyst, 2007,132, 187-191

Heightened sense for sensing: recent advances in pathogen immunoassay sensing platforms

N. O. Fischer, T. M. Tarasow and J. B.-H. Tok, Analyst, 2007, 132, 187 DOI: 10.1039/B615477H

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