| Drug-delivery devices and biosensors are certainly forward-looking technologies that will have a future impact. |
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| That means they might attract specific molecules, which would make them useful as biosensors to detect single molecules or cells. |
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| A large number of biotechnological devices include surface-bound proteins, e.g., biosensors. |
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| For these reasons, marine mussels have been used as biosensors in environmental monitoring studies for over 30 years. |
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| Such biosensors could detect a heart attack before a person experiences physical symptoms, researchers say. |
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| The use of optical biosensors to monitor the nonspecific adsorption of a soluble protein or peptide to a synthetic surface has been reviewed. |
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| Fiber optic biosensors have previously been employed for in situ quantitation of fluorescent chemicals or biochemical end products. |
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| Dr. Stephane Evoy's group develops biosensors and nanoscale mechanical structures to detect biomolecules and other chemical compounds. |
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| Major applications in the field of health are related to biosensors, protein chips, cell on a chip, and in vivo monitoring. |
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| Our group has recently been developing synthetic nanostructures as fluorescent biosensors to be used with fiber-optic probes for cancer diagnosis and treatment. |
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| We have also demonstrated a new application of these tethered membrane nanotubules, namely as biosensors to probe the real time dynamics of DNA self-assembly. |
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| The new biosensors and bioinformatics tools created by this project will help to better understand the complex nature of GPCR signaling. |
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| Ever-increasing demand for new data inputs, miniaturization, and ample data-processing capacity drive the development of new chemical sensors and biosensors. |
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| Nanoscale biosensors capable of detecting specific DNA sequences and genetic mutations in the lab could lead to new cancer detection methods or aid drug development. |
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| Dr. Siegfried Janz leads the team at NRC that is adapting silicon chips for use as biosensors. |
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| Some century-old chemistry could have a strong impact on important issues in biosensors and other nanotech devices, according to a Purdue University research group. |
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| The growing ability of researchers to synthesize nanomaterials opens up the possibility of using synthetic molecules such as biosensors to probe cellular function. |
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| The Sector's nanobiotechnology specialists have developed biosensors for the detection of bacterial and viral pathogens in food, water and soils. |
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| Polyamidoamine dendritic polymers offer an ideal platform of nanoscale dimensions that doctors could use to deliver drugs and biosensors to tumors. |
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| This has important applications in protein chromatography, immunoassays for medical diagnostic tests, development of biosensors, biotechnology, and biocatalysis. |
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| They have been used especially for the study of cell adhesion or protein interactions as well as for the design of biosensors on electrical devices. |
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| The resulting nanoslabs, nanoplanes and nanogratings can be used to create compact biosensors and microarrays, and highly secure data storage devices. |
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| This research focuses on electrochemical biosensors based on DNA stabilization on the surface of modified electrodes. |
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| Globally, the biosensors market is witnessing significant growth due to increasing demand of point of care testing. |
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| Hangzhou, China, contribute ten chapters surveying the field of cell-based biosensors from a systems engineering perspective. |
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| Robots performing delicate surgery, biosensors used to detect bioterrorism agents in food and water, as well as new optical imaging techniques that could greatly improve procedures such as angioplasty are a few examples. |
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| Products sold by the company also include EKG sensors, Accelerometers, foot sensors, Goniometers and a range of other biosensors. |
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| Bienzyme biosensors for glucose, ethanol and putrescine built on oxidase sweet potato peroxidase. |
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| As a key area, bioengineering requires new, efficient biosensors to supplement medical knowledge and create direct and meaningful developments in current and future health systems. |
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| As such, sdAb may allow biosensors to be regenerable and used over and over without loss of activity. |
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| Amperometric flow-injection determination of phenolic compounds at self-assembled monolayer-based tyrosinase biosensors. |
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| Using biosensors to label molecules inside the heart helped the team to determine which molecules caused the heart to become hypertrophic. |
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| This limitation affects the longevity of biosensors. |
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| Protein microarrays should be 10 to 100 times more useful than gene chipsThe leader in the field is the Swedish chip firm, Biacore, which has been producing affinity-based biosensors for more than a decade. |
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| Selective grafting of organic molecules through surface nanostructuring is expected to impact upon the fabrication of biosensors and molecular electronics devices. |
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| Research and development into such areas as fuel cells, biosensors and computing is driving an ever-increasing demand for these components with tiny feature sizes. |
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| It has been demonstrated that biosensors that are successful in the laboratory will also work in the environment and will be able to provide continuous information about the environment. |
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| This system will use the patented Philips Magnotech biosensors, capable of analytical performances equal to those of laboratory platforms in terms of specificity and sensitivity. |
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| Infection-revealing biosensors may someday make wound care a consultation between doctor and bandage. |
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| Program scientists use analytical chemistry techniques and molecular tools such as biosensors and DNA microarrays to track infectious diseases, test the quality of fresh water or monitor the evolution of a bioprocess. |
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| Since BFCs are electrochemical cells, applications such as the biological fuel cells for nanotechnology, biosensors, and medical sensors and devices could be also expected. |
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| Today's biosensor market is dominated by glucose biosensors, mass-produced enzyme-electrodes for the rapid self-diagnosis of blood glucose levels by diabetes sufferers. |
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| Biosensors have been recently used in medical, biological and industrial aspects to increase the speed of diagnosis. |
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| Biosensors offer a label-free technique to measure molecular interactions by converting a biological response into an electrical signal. |
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