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Handbook of Biosensors and Biochips - 9780470019054

Un libro in lingua di Marks Robert S. (EDT) Cullen David C. (EDT) Karube Isao (EDT) Lowe Christopher R. (EDT) Weetall Howard H. (EDT) edito da John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2007

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Seeking to survey and describe the science and technology of biosensors and biochips in use, this impressive two-volume handbook meets this ambitious goal, with 85 articles, each written by a specialist in that technology, that describes the history, theory, technology, use, and future prospects of the topic described. The material is grouped into 10 major areas, including biological and molecular recognition systems; the biology-materials interface; transducer technologies; miniaturized, microengineered, and particle systems; array technologies; data analysis, conditioning, and presentation; applications; and commercialization and regulation. Three introductory chapters offer an overview of the technology, analytical needs, and history of development. The articles are thorough, incorporating an initial descriptive introduction of the technology or issue, its methodology, development, and uses, then providing a detailed description of all aspects of the technology, with summarizing material on use and outcome. Lengthy lists of references and detailed illustrations accompany each article. Both volumes include subject and author indexes as well as a full list of acronyms and abbreviations. The contributors are research scientists at universities and private labs in the US, Canada, Europe, India, Israel, Australia, Japan, and Senegal. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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