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9 Main Criteria’s for Evaluating Biomarkers | Bio-Monitoring

This article throws light upon the nine criteria's to be considered for evaluating biomarkers. The criteria's are: 1. Biological Specificity 2. Clarity of Interpretation 3. Time of Responses 4. Permanence of Response 5. Reliability 6. Methodological Considerations 7. Relative Sensitivity 8. Validation in the Field 9. Linkage to Higher Level Effects. Criteria # 1. Biological Specificity: It important to know [...]

By Amlesh R|2016-12-13T19:11:36+00:00December 13, 2016|Bio-Monitoring|Comments Off

Notes on Biosensors | Bio-Monitoring

This article provides notes on biosensors. Biosensors are analytical devices that show potential for development in the clinical, diagnostic, food analysis, process control, and environmental areas. Examples of commercially available biosensors include enzyme electrode biosensors for detection of glucose in blood and single analytes in food, as well as biological oxygen demand (BOD) in waste water. Biosensors historically have been [...]

By Amlesh R|2016-12-13T19:11:32+00:00December 13, 2016|Bio-Monitoring|Comments Off