2. Biosensors
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2.1.1 Principles
A biosensor is an electronic device used to transform a biological interaction into an electrical signal. This device is based on the direct spatial coupling of an immobilized biologically active compound, called a "bioreceptor" or "biological recognition element", with a transducer that acts as a detector and an electronic amplifier.
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(1) - GRIESHABER (D.), MACKENZIE (R.), VÖRÖS (J.), REIMHULT (E.) - Electrochemical biosensors – Sensor principles and architectures. - Sensors, 8, p. 1400-1458 (2008).
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(2) - SCHÖNING (M.J.), POGHOSSIAN (A.) - Bio...
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