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Which method is commonly used to label a molecule in biosensors?
Which method is commonly used to label a molecule in biosensors?
- Attaching a radioactive tag
- Attaching a fragrance tag
- Attaching a color tag (correct)
- Attaching a taste tag
What is the key component employed as a solid support in an electrochemical biosensor?
What is the key component employed as a solid support in an electrochemical biosensor?
- Biomarkers
- Electrode (correct)
- Antibodies
- Sensor membrane
What type of sensing device is the electrochemical biosensor based on?
What type of sensing device is the electrochemical biosensor based on?
- Transducing biochemical events to light signals
- Transducing biochemical events to mechanical signals
- Transducing biochemical events to electrical signals (correct)
- Transducing biochemical events to heat signals
In biosensors, what are commonly used as electroconductive elements for labeling molecules?
In biosensors, what are commonly used as electroconductive elements for labeling molecules?
What is the most common way of attaching a molecule label in biosensors?
What is the most common way of attaching a molecule label in biosensors?
What is the primary function of an electrode in an electrochemical biosensor?
What is the primary function of an electrode in an electrochemical biosensor?
What is the main function of a biosensor's signal processor?
What is the main function of a biosensor's signal processor?
How do label biosensors detect molecules of interest?
How do label biosensors detect molecules of interest?
In biosensing, what is the function of a transducer?
In biosensing, what is the function of a transducer?
What are the three groups based on mechanisms of interaction in sensing elements?
What are the three groups based on mechanisms of interaction in sensing elements?
What is the main purpose of a label-free biosensor?
What is the main purpose of a label-free biosensor?
Which part of a biosensor is responsible for detecting the presence and/or activity of molecules based on their biophysical properties?
Which part of a biosensor is responsible for detecting the presence and/or activity of molecules based on their biophysical properties?
How are hydrophobic small signal molecules transported in the bloodstream?
How are hydrophobic small signal molecules transported in the bloodstream?
What is the role of carrier proteins in transporting hydrophobic small signal molecules?
What is the role of carrier proteins in transporting hydrophobic small signal molecules?
How do hydrophobic small signal molecules dissociate before entering the target cell?
How do hydrophobic small signal molecules dissociate before entering the target cell?
In biosensing principles, what determines the product in the frequency domain?
In biosensing principles, what determines the product in the frequency domain?
What is the primary factor exploiting the presence of enzymes, antibodies, and membrane proteins in biosensing?
What is the primary factor exploiting the presence of enzymes, antibodies, and membrane proteins in biosensing?
Which component plays a crucial role in determining the species of interest inside cells?
Which component plays a crucial role in determining the species of interest inside cells?
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