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Non-conventional Generation and Transformation of Response, and biochemical reactions (chemiluminescence and bioluminescence) and reactions at electrode (electroluminescence and electrochemiluminescence). Radioactive light source can also be used for excitation, generating radioluminescence. Excitation can also be provided by simultaneous absorption of two

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Focusing on Targets,l properties (temperature, pressure, viscosity) in different media (liquids, gasses, supercritical and ionic fluids) up to determination of different metabolites in living cells and detection of harmful microbes. Many different tools were developed for quantitative assays of different molecules of n

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Sensing the Whole Body and Clinical Diagnostics,rformance, low invasive and applicable to point-of-care conditions. The progress in nanotechnology brings to biosensors the possibility for constructing the microarrays for high throughput parallel measurements of many analytes and for integration of biosensors with microfluidics into lab-on-a-chip

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Opening New Horizons,e developments. The problem of lifting limitations on the detection of any required target will be reviewed. This will allow putting forward an ambitious task of simultaneous detection of not only the whole genome (which is tens of thousands of genes presented by DNA sequences) but also of proteome

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Alexander P. DemchenkoA comprehensive introduction to fluorescence sensing.An in-depth description of the applications of fluorescence sensing.A critical analysis of the technologies and an evaluation of the future of fluo

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