Sarissa Biomedical products

You need to know why biosensors are important in indentifying neurochemicals in the blood. The term “biosensor” basically stands for biological sensor and it is device containing a biological element like an antibody/enzyme and a transducer. This bio-element will interact with analyte that is tested and the response is then converted into electrical signals by this transducer. Biosensors can be called immunosensors, chemical canaries, resonant mirrors, biochips, etc depending on their applications. You must have heard biosensors being actively researched and developed these days. The reason is that these low-cost, sensitive, and easy-to-use biosensors can produce next-gen medications like individualized medicines and ensure point-of-care detection of disease markers. It was first used in the sixties by Lyons and Clark; this was based on oxygen electrode. Today, you can categorize then according to their detection techniques like optical, magnetic, thermal, etc.