Analyte sensing with unselectively binding synthetic receptors: virtues of time-resolved supramolecular assays.
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DOI: 10.1039/d2cc04831k
Abstract: The cross-reactivity to many analytes is one major limitation of most synthetic receptors (SRs) known so far. Herein, we show that through time-resolved competitive binding assays, even unselectively binding SRs can be utilized for analyte… read more here.
Keywords: synthetic receptors; analyte sensing; time resolved; unselectively binding ... See more keywords
Multi-analyte sensing strategies towards wearable and intelligent devices
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DOI: 10.1039/d2sc03750e
Abstract: Continuous efforts to produce functional nanomaterials and flexible/stretchable devices have promoted cumbersome, laboratorial, detection processes toward wearable and portable intelligent sensing approaches. Responding to the challenges of the multiple analytes, mixtures, and complex components of… read more here.
Keywords: analyte sensing; multi analyte; sensing strategies; devices multi ... See more keywords
Analyte Sensing with Catalytic Micromotors
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DOI: 10.3390/bios13010045
Abstract: Catalytic micromotors can be used to detect molecules of interest in several ways. The straightforward approach is to use such motors as sensors of their “fuel” (i.e., of the species consumed for self-propulsion). Another way… read more here.
Keywords: analyte sensing; chemistry; analysis; sensing catalytic ... See more keywords