Nanotechnologies and Nanomaterials Applied to Chemical Sensors and Biosensors

Name: Nanotechnologies and Nanomaterials Applied to Chemical Sensors and Biosensors | Applications to the Environment, Medicine and Health
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Applications to the Environment, Medicine and Health

Pierre Camille LACAZE Benoît Piro Jean-Christophe Lacroix(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 21. August 2024

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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Introduction
Part 1. Nanomaterials, Amplification, Separation, Recognition and Transduction
Chapter 1. Nanomaterials
1.1. Carbon nanomaterials
1.1.1. Fullerenes
1.1.2. Carbon nanodiamonds (NDs)
1.1.3. Carbon quantum dots
1.1.4. Carbon nanotubes
1.1.5. Graphene
1.1.6. Graphene quantum dots
1.2. Inorganic nanomaterials
1.2.1. Metal nanoparticles
1.2.2. Metal nanoclusters (MNCs)
1.2.3. Semiconductor QDs
1.2.4. Two-dimensional inorganic lamellar nanosheets
1.2.5. Metal organic frameworks (MOFs)
1.2.6. Methods for manufacturing MOFs
1.3. Conclusions
Chapter 2. Separation and Amplification Techniques
2.1. Principle of the PCR technique applied to the concentration amplification of DNA traces
2.2. Sequencing techniques
2.3. Separation techniques for product mixtures
2.3.1. Chromatography techniques
2.3.2. Electrophoresis techniques
2.4. Conclusions
Chapter 3. Recognition Principles
3.1. The different molecular or chemical identification techniques
3.1.1. Ion detection using synthetic ligands
3.1.2. Immunological recognition: antibodies, nanobodies and peptides
3.1.3. Identification using nucleic acids: aptamers
3.1.4. Recognition by molecularly imprinted polymers
3.1.5. Recognition followed by transformation: enzymes and catalysts
3.1.6. Recognition of gaseous species
3.2. Sensor networks and artificial intelligence
3.2.1. Basic principles
3.2.2. Application to chemical sensors
3.3. Conclusions
Chapter 4. Physico-chemical Transduction Techniques
4.1. Electrochemical methods
4.1.1. Potentiometric analysis
4.1.2. Voltametric analysis
4.1.3. Impedancemetry
4.2. Piezoelectricity for gravimetric analysis
4.2.1. Quartz crystal microbalance
4.2.2. Surface acoustic wave sensors
4.3. Field effect transistors
4.3.1. Operating principle of an FET
4.3.2. Main FET devices applied to chemical analysis
4.4. Optical and optoelectrochemical detection methods
4.4.1. Luminescence of molecules
4.4.2. Electrochemiluminescence
4.4.3. Photoelectrochemistry
4.4.4. Raman scattering spectroscopy
4.4.5. Surface- and plasmon-enhanced resonance scattering
4.5. Conclusions
Part 2. Environmental and Biological Sensors
Chapter 5. Ion and Gas Sensors
5.1. Membrane electrodes for potentiometric pH measurement
5.2. Ion selective electrodes (ISE)
5.2.1. Toward ISEs with very low detection limits
5.2.2. Solid contact ISEs
5.2.3. Conclusions on ISE electrodes
5.3. Gas sensors
5.3.1. Gas sensors based on nanostructured metal oxides
5.3.2. Gas sensors based on conductive polymers
5.3.3. Gas sensors based on two-dimensional thin-film materials
5.3.4. Sensor networks and their use in artificial noses
5.4. Conclusions
Chapter 6. Biosensors for Health
6.1. Blood sugar, uremia and cholesterol
6.1.1. Blood sugar
6.1.2. Uremia
6.1.3. Cholesterol
6.2. Biomarkers
6.2.1. Cancer biomarkers
6.2.2. Cardiac disease biomarkers
6.2.3. Stress biomarkers
6.3. Pathogens
6.3.1. Virus detection
6.3.2. Toxin detection
6.4. Conclusions
Conclusion
References
Index
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