Publisher's Synopsis
Y. Narayan's work "Modern Carbon Point-based Impedimetric G4 Sensors for Microorganisms Identification" is a groundbreaking investigation into state-of-the-art biosensing techniques in the rapidly developing field of sensor technology. This thorough guide opens a new chapter in the identification of microorganisms by guiding the reader through the cutting-edge field of carbon point-based impedimetric sensors, with a special emphasis on G-quadruplex structures.
Y. Narayan, a renowned expert in the domains of nanotechnology and biosensor creation, offers a thorough analysis of the use of G4 structures and carbon nanomaterials in the development and construction of sophisticated sensors. The book explores the complexities of biomedical applications and point-of-care diagnostics, providing insightful information on the rapidly developing nexus between technology and healthcare.
Important characteristics:
A thorough examination of contemporary carbon point-based sensors and how they relate to the detection of microorganisms.- Useful information about how to apply G4 structures to improve sensor performance.- Applications for quick microbe identification in biomedical research and point-of-care diagnostics.- Thorough discussion of sophisticated sensing systems, graphene, and nanomaterials.- Expert advice from Y. Narayan, a well-known specialist in the creation of biosensors and nanotechnology.
For researchers, practitioners, and students working in the domains of analytical chemistry, biotechnology, and bioengineering, this book is a vital resource. With a deep comprehension of the concepts, methods, and uses guiding the creation of contemporary carbon point-based impedimetric G4 sensors, Narayan's experience is evident. Using this comprehensive handbook, you can stay on the cutting edge of biosensor innovation.
