Scientific Paper
A QCM-Based Device for Neurodegenerative Diseases Detection in Human Perspiration
Summary
A stand-alone measurement system for QCM biosensors that tracks both the resonance frequency and the quality factor (QCM-R), built from an analog front-end and an FPGA. The crystal is functionalised with solid lipid nanoparticles and antibodies to detect, label-free and in real time, biomarkers of neurodegenerative diseases in sweat.
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