Application of Electrochemical Materials in Molecular Biology
A special issue of International Journal of Molecular Sciences (ISSN 1422-0067). This special issue belongs to the section "Materials Science".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 May 2025 | Viewed by 217
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Interests: nucleic acids and antibodies; biosensor sensing layers; molecular recognition; the construction and analysis of receptor layers of affinity biosensors (nucleic acids, including aptamers and antibodies); the construction of ready-made sensor solutions, substrates manufactured using printed electronics technology
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Dear Colleagues,
It has been said that “Molecular Electrochemistry” can be defined as “molecules for electrochemistry and electrochemistry for molecules”. In the era of almost unlimited possibilities in manufacturing materials of desired and carefully adjusted properties and an omnipresent tendency to downsize (bio)analytical devices, electrochemistry takes on new meaning. Considering such an approach, the electrode material not only plays the role of electron reservoir or sink but also the transformation of molecules triggered by electron transfer from or to an electrode and/or using molecules dispersed in the solution or attached to the electrode surface to accelerate and optimize an electrochemical reaction, makes capable of gaining in importance. As such, a mechanism could take place on a nanometer scale but with significant influence on the overall readout signal, making it an ideal candidate for detection element in any portable devices, especially when dedicated to molecular diagnostics in the POC mode.
This Special Issue of IJMS aims to focus on the application of electrochemical materials in molecular biology. We welcome submissions of research articles, comprehensive reviews, etc.
Dr. Robert Ziółkowski
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- electrochemistry
- (bio)analytical chemistry
- molecular biology
- point-of-care
- nanomaterials
- (bio)molecules
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