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Smartphone has been widely integrated with sensors, like test strips, sensor chips, and hand-held detectors, for biochemical detections thanks to its portability and
ubiquitous availability. Utilizing built-in function modules, smartphone is often employed as controller, analyser, and displayer for rapid, real-time, and point-of-care
monitoring, which can significantly simplify design and reduce cost of the detecting systems. The favourable analytical performance along with the wearable nature
of the wireless transceiver makes the new epidermal potentiometric sensing system attractive for continuous monitoring the sodium dynamics in human perspiration
during diverse activities relevant to the healthcare, fitness, military, healthcare and skin-care domains.
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We have set up a long haul, stable essential chick forebrain neuron (FBN) culture on a microelectrode array platform as a biosensor system forneurotoxicant
screening and forneuro electrophysiological contemplates for multiple purposes. This paper reports a portion of our outcomes, which portray the biosensor
pharmacologically. Portion response tests were directed utilizing NMDA receptor enemy AP5 and GABAA receptor agonist musimol(MUS). The chick FBN biosensor (C-FBN-biosensor) reacts to the two specialists in an example like that of ro-scratch partners; the assessed EC50s (the viable fixation that causes half restraint of the maximal effect) are 2.3 μM and 0.25 μM, individually. Intercultural and intracultural reproducibility and long-term reusability of the C-FBN-biosensor are tended to and examined. A wonder of refinement of the biosensor that goes with intracultural reproducibility in combined portion reaction tests for a similar specialist (AP5 or MUS) is accounted for. The possible utilization of the C-FBN-biosensor as an option in contrast to rat biosensors in shared detecting spaces (NMDA receptor and GABAA receptor) is recommended.
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