Modeling and Analysis of Magnetic Nanoparticle Biosensor with DNA and Protein Biomarkers


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Recent developments in the field of nanotechnology have enabled the invention of nano biosensors that aid in early detection of cancer.
With large number of diseases affecting human beings it is mandatory to choose suitable biomarker for disease detection. In this paper, a summary of various biomaterials and sensing technology is discussed. The biosensors that can detect cancers have been summarized with their detection principle. Magnetic nano materials as sensing materials with DNA and protein biomarkers are analyzed for their performances based on the simulation settings in biosensor lab from nanohub.org.
Modeling of magnetic nanoparticles and their performances have been evaluated and discussed


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Analyte Concentration; Biological Parameters; Device Parameters; Receptor Density Concentration; Settling Time

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