Issue #3-4/2020
I.V.Yaminskiy, А.I.Аkhmetova, M.A.Pavlova
Early detection of viral infections using solid-state piezoelectric ceramic biosensors
Early detection of viral infections using solid-state piezoelectric ceramic biosensors
DOI: 10.22184/1993-8578.2020.13.3-4.188.195
The early detection of viral pathogens is a fundamental goal of modern biomedicine. An effective solution to this problem is especially in demand in the context of the current global coronavirus pandemic. At the same time, and upon its completion, the development of new and each time more effective biosensors for viral infections will continue in an intensive manner. Viruses are human companions in the past, present and future.
Tags: biochips biosensors influenza a virus sars-cov-2 coronavirus scanning probe microscopy tick-borne encephalitis virus биосенсоры биочипы вирус гриппа а вирус клещевого энцефалита коронавирус sars-cov-2 сканирующая зондовая микроскопия
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The early detection of viral pathogens is a fundamental goal of modern biomedicine. An effective solution to this problem is especially in demand in the context of the current global coronavirus pandemic. At the same time, and upon its completion, the development of new and each time more effective biosensors for viral infections will continue in an intensive manner. Viruses are human companions in the past, present and future.
Tags: biochips biosensors influenza a virus sars-cov-2 coronavirus scanning probe microscopy tick-borne encephalitis virus биосенсоры биочипы вирус гриппа а вирус клещевого энцефалита коронавирус sars-cov-2 сканирующая зондовая микроскопия
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