Sensitive Detection of Biomolecules
Project Summary
Biomolecules with clinical significance are most often various forms of proteins or peptides at very low concentrations in biological systems. Quantitative analysis of them is a big challenge due to the complexity of bio-samples, but essential for diagnosis and clinical applications. In this project, we focus on developing novel approaches for the sensitive detection of trace amount biomolecules using state-of-the-art nanotechnology.
Research Group
Keywords
Nanomaterials, Nanobiotechnology, Health, Mass spectrometry, Enrichment, Biomarkers, Detection, Biomolecules
Available Student Projects
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Laser Engineered Graphene Paper for Mass Spectrometry Imaging
