Volume 1 - Issue 1

Mini Review Open Access

Revisiting pulmonary diseases using microfluidic technology

Anjali, Suruchi Poddar, Sanjeev Kumar Mahto

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Mini Review Open Access

State of the art and new perspectives for non-invasive point-of-care testing

Yunqing Du,¹Ming L Wang²

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Editorial Open Access

Liquid biopsy: future in diagnostic medicine

Rama Adiga

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Research Article Open Access

Organized cell adherent array (OC2A) for real-time multiplex detection of secreted molecules

Ophélie I Berthuy,¹ Sinan K Muldur,² François Rossi,² Pascal Colpo,² Loïc J Blum,¹ Christophe A Marquette¹

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Research Article Open Access

Surface plasmon coupled emission enabled silver-C₆₀nano-biosensors for sensitive detection of tuberculosis

Pradyumna Mulpur,¹ Sairam Yadavilli,¹ Aditya Kurdekar,¹ Ramakrishna Podila,² Apparao M Rao,² Venkataramaniah Kamisetti¹

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Short Communication Open Access

Protein chips for biological assays and biosensors

Palmiro Poltronieri

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Volume 1 - Issue 1

Revisiting pulmonary diseases using microfluidic technology

State of the art and new perspectives for non-invasive point-of-care testing

Liquid biopsy: future in diagnostic medicine

Organized cell adherent array (OC2A) for real-time multiplex detection of secreted molecules

Surface plasmon coupled emission enabled silver-C₆₀nano-biosensors for sensitive detection of tuberculosis

Protein chips for biological assays and biosensors

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International Journal of

eISSN: 2573-2838

Biosensors & Bioelectronics

Volume 1 - Issue 1

Revisiting pulmonary diseases using microfluidic technology

State of the art and new perspectives for non-invasive point-of-care testing

Liquid biopsy: future in diagnostic medicine

Organized cell adherent array (OC2A) for real-time multiplex detection of secreted molecules

Surface plasmon coupled emission enabled silver-C60 nano-biosensors for sensitive detection of tuberculosis

Protein chips for biological assays and biosensors

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Surface plasmon coupled emission enabled silver-C₆₀nano-biosensors for sensitive detection of tuberculosis