Titlebook: Bio/CMOS Interfaces and Co-Design; Sandro Carrara Textbook 2024Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2024 Biosensing.Biochip textb

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What Should Be Done to Succeed?ve detection and the case of the potentiometric detection of ions with selective membranes are shown, and ways to improve the related Bio/CMOS interface are discussed in detail by also using nanotechnologies learned in the previous chapter.

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Japanese Perspectives on Kazuo Ishiguroponds to cycles of charge and discharge of the interface capacitance. Again, the application of this second method to capacitance detection of DNA is discussed as well. Returning to what we learned in Chap. ., the chapter also shows that the capacitance detection of DNA is of a much higher quality i