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Impedimetric Biosensors for Medical Applications: Current Progress and Challenges
ISBN:
9780791860243
No. of Pages:
78
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2013
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7 Conclusions and future perspectives
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Published:2013
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Rushworth, JV, Hirst, NA, Goode, JA, Pike, DJ, Ahmed, A, & Millner, PA. "Conclusions and future perspectives." Impedimetric Biosensors for Medical Applications: Current Progress and Challenges. Ed. Rushworth, JV, Hirst, NA, Goode, JA, Pike, DJ, Ahmed, A, & Millner, PA. ASME Press, 2013.
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Medical diagnostics is an industry that is expanding rapidly, with the global biosensor market expected to exceed $US18 billion by 2018. Electrochemical biosensors, as exemplified by the blood glucose monitor, have the potential to revolutionise medical diagnostics and patient monitoring. They offer cheap, automated and easy-to-handle platforms which combine sample processing and analysis to give a read-out in minutes. Impedimetric biosensors are enormously attractive medically, as they offer a rapid, portable, inexpensive and highly sensitive test that can be performed at the point-of-care by a non-specialist user.
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