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5. DNA assembly for electrochemical biosensing
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Huangxian Ju
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- List of contributors XI
- 1. Buckypapers for bioelectrochemical applications 1
- 2. Molecular electrocatalysts for carbon-based biofuels, H2 and O2 activation: an alternative to precious metals and enzymes in fuel cells 23
- 3. Electrospun biomaterials 45
- 4. Porous carbon materials for enzymatic fuel cells 59
- 5. DNA assembly for electrochemical biosensing 77
- 6. Biochemical sensing based on bipolar electrochemistry 101
- 7. Biomaterials for electrochemiluminescence 121
- 8. Signal-activated biomolecular release from alginate-modified electrodes 143
- 9. Self-powered electrochemical biosensors 167
- 10. Supercapacitors in bioelectrochemical systems 189
- 11. Wearable bioelectronic devices 213
- 12. Biodegradable electric power devices 237
- 13. Current trends for water treatment with microbial electrodes 259
- Index 283
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- List of contributors XI
- 1. Buckypapers for bioelectrochemical applications 1
- 2. Molecular electrocatalysts for carbon-based biofuels, H2 and O2 activation: an alternative to precious metals and enzymes in fuel cells 23
- 3. Electrospun biomaterials 45
- 4. Porous carbon materials for enzymatic fuel cells 59
- 5. DNA assembly for electrochemical biosensing 77
- 6. Biochemical sensing based on bipolar electrochemistry 101
- 7. Biomaterials for electrochemiluminescence 121
- 8. Signal-activated biomolecular release from alginate-modified electrodes 143
- 9. Self-powered electrochemical biosensors 167
- 10. Supercapacitors in bioelectrochemical systems 189
- 11. Wearable bioelectronic devices 213
- 12. Biodegradable electric power devices 237
- 13. Current trends for water treatment with microbial electrodes 259
- Index 283
