Electrochemistry for Bioanalysis provides a comprehensive understanding of the benefits and challenges of the application of electrochemical and electroanalytical techniques for measurement in biological samples. The book presents detailed information on measurement in a host of various biological samples from single cells, tissues and in vivo. Sections cover real insights surrounding key experimental design and measurement within multiple complex biological environments. Finally, users will find discussions on emerging topics such as electrogenerated chemiluminescence and the use of additive manufacturing for biosensor fabrication. Continuous learning reinforcement throughout the book, including problems for self-assessment, make this an ideal resource.
1. Chapter 1 : Introduction to electrochemistry for bioanalysis - p. Page ix 2. Chapter 2 : Amperometry and potential step techniques - p. Page ix 3. Chapter 3 : Voltammetry - p. Page ix 4. Chapter 04 : Microelectrodes and nanoelectrodes - p. Page ix 5. Chapter 05 : Novel sensing materials and manufacturing approaches - p. Page ix 6. Chapter 06 : Experimental design – challenges in conducting electrochemical measurements for bioanalysis - p. Page ix 7. Chapter 7 : Electrochemistry at and in single cells - p. Page ix 8. Chapter 08 : Measurement from ex vivotissues - p. Page ix 9. Chapter 09 : In vivo electrochemistry - p. Page ix 10. Chapter 10 : Measurement in biological fluids - p. Page ix 11. Chapter 11 : Measurement of reactive chemical species - p. Page ix 12. Chapter 12 : Electrochemical biosensors - p. Page ix 13. Chapter 13 : Electrogenerated chemiluminescence (ECL) - p. Page ix 14. Index - p. Page ix
Electrochemistry for Bioanalysis provides a comprehensive understanding of the benefits and challenges of the application of electrochemical and electroanalytical techniques for measurement in biological samples. The book presents detailed information on measurement in a host of various biological samples from single cells, tissues and in vivo. Sections cover real insights surrounding key experimental design and measurement within multiple complex biological environments. Finally, users will find discussions on emerging topics such as electrogenerated chemiluminescence and the use of additive manufacturing for biosensor fabrication. Continuous learning reinforcement throughout the book, including problems for self-assessment, make this an ideal resource.
1. Chapter 1 : Introduction to electrochemistry for bioanalysis - p. Page ix 2. Chapter 2 : Amperometry and potential step techniques - p. Page ix 3. Chapter 3 : Voltammetry - p. Page ix 4. Chapter 04 : Microelectrodes and nanoelectrodes - p. Page ix 5. Chapter 05 : Novel sensing materials and manufacturing approaches - p. Page ix 6. Chapter 06 : Experimental design – challenges in conducting electrochemical measurements for bioanalysis - p. Page ix 7. Chapter 7 : Electrochemistry at and in single cells - p. Page ix 8. Chapter 08 : Measurement from ex vivotissues - p. Page ix 9. Chapter 09 : In vivo electrochemistry - p. Page ix 10. Chapter 10 : Measurement in biological fluids - p. Page ix 11. Chapter 11 : Measurement of reactive chemical species - p. Page ix 12. Chapter 12 : Electrochemical biosensors - p. Page ix 13. Chapter 13 : Electrogenerated chemiluminescence (ECL) - p. Page ix 14. Index - p. Page ix
