Table 3.2 Use of biosensors in disease diagnosis.
No. | Biosensor(s) | Disease diagnosis or medical applications |
1. | Glucose oxidase electrode-based biosensor and HbA1c biosensor | Diabetes |
2. | Uric acid biosensor | Cardiovascular and general disease diagnosis |
3. | Microfabricated biosensor | Optical corrections |
4. | Hydrogel (polyacrylamide)-based biosensor | Regenerative medicine |
5. | Silicon biosensor | Cancer biomarker development and applications |
6. | Nanomaterials-based biosensors | For therapeutic applications |
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