Titlebook: Biosensors with Fiberoptics; Donald L. Wise,Lemuel B. Wingard Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 biosensor.biotechnol

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Chemical Sensing with Fiberoptic Devices,sequently, changes in the radiation traveling along an optical fiber connected to a detector. The main attraction of absorbance, fluorescence, and reflectance chemical sensors lies in their ability to continuously indicate the concentration of a variety of analytes. These devices usually consist of

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Chemistry and Technology of Evanescent Wave Biosensors,ers, the configurations of fiberoptic biosensors, the means of attaching biomolecules to optical surfaces, advances in fiberoptics, and related fields of interest are described. More detailed discussions of some of the topics are found in other chapters in this volume.

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Optical Characteristics of Fiberoptic Evanescent Wave Sensors,ide bandwidth has led to the development of sensors, both intrinsic and extrinsic. Commercial offerings of the extrinsic type, in which the sensing element is attached to the end of the fiber, are becoming readily available for the measurement of many physical and chemical parameters, e.g., temperat

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Instrumentation for Cylindrical Waveguide Evanescent Fluorosensors,erations for use of the sensor. Evanescent fluorosensors are based on the principle of total reflection fluorescence, first described by Hirschfeld (.), wherein fluorescence is excited by the evanescent wave on or near the boundary of a totally reflecting element, such as a prism or waveguide. Early

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2172-3.-.). By attaching an appropriate enzyme to an electrode it was possible to generate electrical currents that were related to the concentration of substrate for the enzyme(.). These immobilized enzyme electrodes subsequently were tested as direct readout analytical devices to quantify the concentrations of many analytes.

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Variables and Assignment Statements,ers, the configurations of fiberoptic biosensors, the means of attaching biomolecules to optical surfaces, advances in fiberoptics, and related fields of interest are described. More detailed discussions of some of the topics are found in other chapters in this volume.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0483-1biosensor; biotechnology; chemistry; clinical application; development; diagnostics; fluorescence; instrume