Microchip-based electrochemical detection for monitoring cellular systems
作者： Alicia S. Johnson , Asmira Selimovic , R. Scott Martin
DOI: 10.1007/S00216-012-6682-3
关键词: Nanotechnology 、 Microchip Analytical Procedures 、 Extramural 、 Computer science 、 Electrochemical detection 、 Single-cell analysis
摘要: The use of microchip devices to study cellular systems is a rapidly growing research area. There are numerous advantages using on-chip integrated electrodes monitor various processes. purpose this review give examples advancements in microchip-based analysis, specifically where electrochemistry used for the detection scheme. These include single-cell quantal exocytosis, electrochemical analysis intracellular contents, ability integrate cell culture/immobilization with electrochemistry, and ensure confluency longer-term culture experiments. A perspective on future trends area also given.
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