A novel, biosensor-chip for real-time monitoring of bacterial spoilage - Ibrisimovic, Mirza;Ibrisimovic, Nadira
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Monitoring of safety and nutritional quality of food, and sterility of various medical products is very important for everyday protection of human health. Biosensors are considered to be a revolutionary tool in combating, in some cases even life treating, medical complications as consequence of food poisoning. Most of the microbiological methods are very expensive, demanding and time-consuming. Having a biosensor chip, that would give the signal in presence of microbial pathogens in food (fresh, canned or vacuumed) or in pharmaceutical product within a short period of time (few minutes or few…mehr

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Monitoring of safety and nutritional quality of food, and sterility of various medical products is very important for everyday protection of human health. Biosensors are considered to be a revolutionary tool in combating, in some cases even life treating, medical complications as consequence of food poisoning. Most of the microbiological methods are very expensive, demanding and time-consuming. Having a biosensor chip, that would give the signal in presence of microbial pathogens in food (fresh, canned or vacuumed) or in pharmaceutical product within a short period of time (few minutes or few hours), would be of great advantage over currently used microbiological testing methods. Here we present a polymer-based biosensor-chip for monitoring of bacterial contamination in different test samples in real-time, that is simple in its setup and of low costs.
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Mirza Ibri¿imovi¿, born on January 4th, 1984 in Br¿ko, Bosnia and Herzegovina. 2009: Master in Molecular Biology at University of Vienna, Austria. 2013: PhD in Molecular Biology at St. Anna Children¿s Cancer Research Institute, University of Vienna, Austria. Scientific interests: Human Physiology, Biotechnology, Microbiology and Immunology.