DNA synthesis for holding enzymes in a biological, stable gel

Sensor technology

An analytical device made up of a biological element and a transducer, used to detect and measure specific analytes by converting biological responses into measurable signals.

A type of electrochemical sensing used in glucose monitoring biosensors.

An optical sensing technique used in IRIS biosensors for fluorescence imaging and microarray analysis.

Commercially available biosensors used for monitoring glucose levels, employing glucose oxidase and amperometric sensing.

A biosensor that uses optical interference sensors for functions like fluorescence imaging and addressing fluorescence protein microarray variability.