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The implementation of label-free sensing of biological and chemical agents allows
one to investigate the underlying physical and chemical characteristics and
interactions of target analytes while reducing both sample complexity and
preparation time. Sensor platforms incorporating label-free detection schemes
avoid the potentially confounding effects of molecular labels by monitoring the
target species directly, relying solely on the intrinsic physicochemical properties of
the target analyte. Because of the relatively minimal sample preparation, such
approaches are well suited for field applications and remote diagnostics where
either sample preparation facilities and/or trained personnel may be limited or
unavailable. This special issue highlights some diverse approaches to the
challenge of detecting target analytes without the need for labels. These
approaches principally focus on optical and electrochemical techniques, and offer
the promise of a rapid diagnostics tool that could be used in a clinical setting that
would minimize the time between identification and treatment. [...]

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    9783038422105
    Publisher
    MDPI AG
    Published
    19 May 2016
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    Hardback

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    The implementation of label-free sensing of biological and chemical agents allows
    one to investigate the underlying physical and chemical characteristics and
    interactions of target analytes while reducing both sample complexity and
    preparation time. Sensor platforms incorporating label-free detection schemes
    avoid the potentially confounding effects of molecular labels by monitoring the
    target species directly, relying solely on the intrinsic physicochemical properties of
    the target analyte. Because of the relatively minimal sample preparation, such
    approaches are well suited for field applications and remote diagnostics where
    either sample preparation facilities and/or trained personnel may be limited or
    unavailable. This special issue highlights some diverse approaches to the
    challenge of detecting target analytes without the need for labels. These
    approaches principally focus on optical and electrochemical techniques, and offer
    the promise of a rapid diagnostics tool that could be used in a clinical setting that
    would minimize the time between identification and treatment. [...]

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