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Essential elements towards the development of diamond-based biosensors for bacteria detection in water
Summary
PhD thesis towards diamond-based biosensors for bacteria in water. It reviews detection methods, simulates and tests diamond-coated Love-wave acoustic sensors, produces phage proteins that bind E. coli and two ways to attach them to boron-doped diamond, and deposits boron-doped diamond on QCM crystals, a step towards sensors read both electrochemically and acoustically.
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