This book dives into the forefront of biosensing technology, focusing on the groundbreaking innovations in dopamine and nitric oxide neurotransmitter detection. From fundamental principles to advanced applications, this book explores how biomimetic sensor technologies are revolutionizing biomedical research and clinical diagnostics. Methods, results, and topics of interest explore the intricate world of biomimetic materials, from their principles and design to cutting-edge synthesis techniques, unlocking the secrets behind their exceptional performance in sensing applications. Through multiple case studies and real-world examples, this book witnesses the transformative impact of biomimetic strategies in enhancing sensitivity and selectivity for dopamine and nitric oxide detection. Additionally, this book explores the antibacterial properties of nitrogen-doped carbon nanosheets and their relevance to biosensing environments, providing a holistic understanding of biomimetic sensor technologies. Illustrations, tables, and concise-yet-comprehensive explanations contribute to a visually engaging journey for the reader, making complex concepts easily understandable. The book’s didactic approach ensures a seamless learning experience, guiding readers through the intricacies of biomimetic sensor development and characterization techniques. Whether you're a researcher, practitioner, or student, this book unlocks practical insights and strategies to overcome current challenges and explore emerging trends in neurotransmitter biosensing. This book gains a deeper understanding of biomimetic sensor development and characterization techniques, equipping the reader to make meaningful contributions to biomedical research and clinical diagnostics.
Dr. Deepa Suhag is currently working as Assistant Professor in the Department of Nanotechnology, Amity University Haryana. She has published multiple research articles in major international journals such as ACS and RSC and has filed for several patents of which 1 has been granted by the Government of India. She also has 1 granted patent in her name. This patent titled “Method for preparation of highly fluorescent biocompatible sulfur doped graphene quantum dots from affordable agro-industrial bio-waste cane molasses using hydrothermal synthesis for bioimaging application" was granted on May 19, 2022. Her research area spans from biomaterial engineering to wound healing and tissue regeneration. She currently has a research funding worth 1 cr INR from various funding Indian government agencies.
