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Affinity Biosensors Techniques and Protocols

Handbook / Manual
Edited By: Tim Rogers and Ashok Mulchandani
264 pages
Publisher: Humana Press
Affinity Biosensors
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  • Affinity Biosensors ISBN: 9780896035393 Hardback Apr 1998 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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About this book

A cutting-edge collection of detailed, step-by-step techniques and protocols for constructing, evaluating, and using affinity-based biosensors. Ideal for novices starting research in their field or experienced researchers wanting to use a biosensor for a specific analytical measurement, the methods detailed here allow biochemists, analytical chemists, microbiologists, and engineers to successfully apply biosensor technology to their specific problems. The techniques include the use of antibodies and membrane receptors to construct optical, thermal, acoustic, and electrochemically based biosensors. Additional techniques involve antibodies, receptors, nucleic acids, liposomes, and eukaryotic cells. A companion volume, Enzyme and Microbial Biosensors: Protocols and Techniques, by Mulchandani & Rogers, concentrates on enzyme-biosensors.

Contents

Part I.Affinity Biosensors. Principles of Affinity-Based Biosensors Kim R. Rogers . Immunobiosensors Based on ThermsitorsKumaran Ramanathan Masoud Khayyami and Bengt Danielsson. Affinity Biosensing Based on Surface Plasmon Resonance Detection Bo Liedberg and Knut Johansen. Immunosensors Based on Piezoelectric Crystal Device Marco Mascini Maria Minunni George G. Guibault and Robert Carter. Immunobiosensors Based on Evanescent Wave Excitation Randy M. Wadkins and Frances S. Ligler. A Galactose-Specific Affinity Hollow Fiber Sensor Based on Fluorescense Resonance Energy TransferRalph Ballerstadt and Jerome S. Schultz. Fiberoptic Immunosensors with Continuous Analyte Response J. Rex Astles W. Greg Miller C. Michael Hanbury and F. Philip Anderson. Immunobiosensors Based on Grating Couplers Ursula Bilitewski Frank Bier and Albrecht Brandenberg. Receptor Biosensors Based on Optical Detection Kim R. Rogers and Mohyee E. Eldefrawi. Part II.Biosensor-Related Techniques. Immunobiosensors Based on Ion-Selective Electrodes Hanna Radecka and Yoshio Umezawa. Biosensors Based on DNA Intercalation Using Light Polarization John J. Horvath. ISFET Affinity Sensor Geert A. J. Besselink and Piet Bergveld. Liposome-Based Immunomigration Assays Matthew A. Roberts and Richard A. Durst . Isolated Receptor Biosensors Based on Bilayer Lipid Membranes Masao Sugawara Ayumi Hirano and Yoshio Umezawa. Eukaryotic Cell Biosensor: The Cytosensor Microphysiometer Amira T. Eldefarwi Cheng J. Cao Vania I. Cortes Robert J. Mioduszewski Darrel E. Menking and James J. Valdes. Index.

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Handbook / Manual
Edited By: Tim Rogers and Ashok Mulchandani
264 pages
Publisher: Humana Press
Media reviews
I enthusiastically recommend this book for anyone involved in the biosensor fields...allows one to quickly become knowledgeable in the field...very well written and organized, and it has a good index. The chapters are written by the noted experts who have developed each sensor type... an essential complement to its companion volume, which covers enzyme and microbial sensors. - John I. Peterson, NIH reviewing for Analytical Chemistry
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