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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"ion-sensitive field-effect transistor (ISFET)"”.
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Micro electrochemical sensors and PCR systems: cellular and molecular tools for wine yeast analysis
… are currently receiving increasing attention in biology since they can comply with the considerable demand for reliable, sensitive and low-cost analysis tools. Small reagents volumes, low power consumption, portability, fast analysis, high throughput and systems integration are the key …
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Nanoscale BioFETs for ultrasensitive pH and biomolecular detection
In the last decade, nanoscale field-effect transistor biosensors have proven to be powerful, ultra-sensitive, label-free electrical detectors of relevant molecules ranging from solution pH to proteins to nucleic acids. Such sensors are highly amenable to scale-up and mass production and are easily …
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Transistor-based biosensing: expanding the functionality of field effect transistors
Since the invention of Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)-based amplification of nucleic acids by Kary Mullis in 1983(1), researchers have spent significant efforts to improve the sensitivity and selectivity of PCR assay and have dramatically enhanced its application(2). PCR is now an integral tool of …