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Olfactory nanobiosensors for the detection of pathologies

Authors: Jasmina Vidic, Édith Pajot-Augy

Publication date: November 10, 2014

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5. Examples of bioelectronic nose development

5.1 European Consortium

The European SPOT-NOSED projects followed by BOND provide an example of the development of bioelectronic noses, based on the use of olfactory receptors carried by natural nanosized liposomes (nanosomes) as sensitive elements of an electrochemical network, to specifically detect target odorants in complex environments. These projects have potential applications not only in medical diagnostics, but also in quality control in the cosmetics, agri-food, safety and environmental fields.

The European consortium set up to develop these olfactory nanobiosensors was made up of multidisciplinary researchers (biology, surface physico-chemistry, nano-engineering, nanoelectronics, etc.) from partner laboratories.) from partner laboratories: the Neurobiologie...

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