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Nano and Bio Sensors for Life Sciences Applications
Wednesday, 8 October 2014: 16:10
Sunrise, 2nd Floor, Galactic Ballroom 8 (Moon Palace Resort)
Z. P. Aguilar (Zystein, LLC), I. Al-Ogaidi (Baghdad University), S. Suri, H. Gou, N. Wu (West Virginia University), H. Xu, H. Wei (Nanchang University), and A. Wang (Ocean NanoTech, LLC)
Sensors applications represent one of the most promising commercial products developments. The Global Industry Analysts predicted that in 2017
[1], the global market for biosensors in medical diagnostics would reach US$16.5 billion. The increased R&D focused on highly accurate real-time diagnosis using biosensors and the demand for biosensors based equipment drives this market. The emergence of new technologies including nanomaterials based-sensors, microfluidics, and non-invasive sensors also act as other market drivers. Until 2016, diagnostic sensors for point of care will continue to drive the market while biodefense and environmental markets are predicted to have the highest CAGRs at 13%–15%.
[2] This paper will focus on the preliminary studies in the development of nano and bio sensors for life sciences applications. Data gathered for detection of disease biomarkers using nanotechnology, electrochemistry, and colorimetric methods will be discussed. Studies on the development of lateral flow strip tests, glass slide-based sensors, and 96-well plate assays using quantum dots fluorescence, absorbance, and electrochemical detection methods will be presented.
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1 Global Industry Analysts, Inc., accessed on February 3, 2014. http://www.prweb.com/releases/medical_biosensors/environmental_biosensors/prweb9242715.htm
2 Dr. Rajender Thusu, Frost and Sullivan Sensors: Strong Growth Predicted for Biosensors Market, http://www.sensorsmag.com/specialty-markets/medical/strong-growth-predicted-biosensors-market-7640
3 Israa Al-Ogaidi, Zoraida P. Aguilar, Savan Suri, Honglei Gou, and Nianqiang Wu, Dual Detection of Cancer Biomarker CA125 Using Absorbance and Electrochemical Methods, Analyst, 2013, DOI: 10.1039/c3an00668a
4H. Xu, Z.P. Aguilar, H. Wei, A. Wang, “Development of semiconductor nanomaterial whole cell imaging sensor on glass slides,” Special Issue: Nano and Bio Sensors, Frontiers in Bioscience, 2011, E3: 1013-1024.
5 X. Huang, Z. P Aguilar, H. Li, W. Lai, H. Wei, H, Xu, Y. Xiong, Fluorescent Ru(phen)32+ doped silica nanoparticles-based ICTS sensor for quantitative detection of enrofloxacin residues in chicken meat, Anal Chem, 2013, 85, 5120-5128.
