1. ECL-based immunoassays
High-energy electron transfer reactions initiated at the surface of electrodes can lead to a light emission in solution called ECL. . The excited state of the phosphor is produced following a cascade of reactions triggered by an initial electrochemical step (figure 1 ). It returns to the ground state by emitting a photon, and the resulting luminous intensity constitutes the analytical signal.
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ECL-based immunoassays
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