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Aptamers are an up-and-coming bioreceptor in application spanning from environmental monitoring to clinical diagnosis and therapeutic usage due to their relatively small size, chemical stability, easy modifications, and environmental compatibility over conventional bioreceptors. Together with the high demand for efficient biosensors, recent advances in nanobiotechnology have drawn many researchers' keen attention to the development of innovative aptasensors that are performing rapidly and thoroughly with high sensitivity and selectivity to their target analytes. In this review, overview of aptamer screening methodologies is briefly discussed, and then different types of aptamerbased biosensor platforms with their state-of-the-art applications are described. Several practical challenges on aptasensor development are also discussed to overcome their limited commercialization. Furthermore, perspectives on the promising future of aptasensors in application stretching across point-of-care technologies are addressed.
- Author
- Bang Hyun Lee; Sang Hoon Kim; Man Bock Gu
- Publisher
- Elsevier
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
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