Titlebook: Chemical Sensors; T. E. Edmonds Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 biological.chemical sensor.chemistry.development.i

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Molecular and ionic recognition by biological systemsRecognition of a molecule by another molecule or group of molecules is a fundamental process of vital importance in all biological systems. Nature has evolved a vast array of biomolecules and biomolecular structures which exhibit an exquisite specificity in their molecular recognition properties.

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Immunoassay techniquesThe basic principles of immunoassay were first reported by Berson and Yalow (1) and since then it has become an extremely powerful technique in the determination of a broad spectrum of compounds. The power of the technique lies chiefly in the areas of specificity and versatility.

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Thick film devicesThe realization of a standard chemical or ion-selective electrode in a thick film (T-F) or ‘hybrid’ form is not merely an engineering exercise. Many problems, both chemical and physical in nature, have to be solved. A general guide for the development of hybrid devices is contained in four basic questions:

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978-94-010-9156-5Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988