Issue 6, 1996

Conducting polymers and the bioanalytical sciences: new tools for biomolecular communications. A review

Abstract

This review covers the evolution of conducting polymers and their use in the bioanalytical sciences. It is the controlled dynamic behaviour of these unique materials that enables such diverse and high-level performance to be achieved. The construction and application of conducting polymers for use as biosensors are the particular emphasis of this paper. Biocompatibility is briefly discussed.

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Article type
Review Article

Analyst, 1996,121, 699-703

Conducting polymers and the bioanalytical sciences: new tools for biomolecular communications. A review

S. B. Adeloju and G. G. Wallace, Analyst, 1996, 121, 699 DOI: 10.1039/AN9962100699

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