Molecularly imprinted polymers and their use in biomimetic sensors

Article Abstract:

Biomimetic receptor systems that bind target molecules with affinities and specificities comparable to the natural receptors are an alternative to the biomolecules employed in the design of sensors. Molecular imprinting of polymers in sensors and their application with reference to the physical forms of imprinted polymers, transducers and their interrelationships are discussed.

Sweden, Molecular probes, Signal detection (Electronics), Biomimetics

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Conjugated polymer-based chemical sensors

Article Abstract:

Research on sensory systems has demonstrated that conjugated polymers are very useful platforms for coupling analyte receptor interactions to observable transducible responses. The focus of the review is on the structure and type of recognition element, the target analyte, biological sensors, and conjugated polymers in the design of the systems.

Statistical Data Included, Analysis, Antibody-drug conjugates

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Chemical sensors based on amplifying fluorescent conjugated polymers

Article Abstract:

A review on the fluorescence-based methods using conjugated polymers is presented. For this review general guiding principles are established that allow for the rational design of sensory materials for specific applications.

Science & research, Fluorescence

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