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Biosensors for monitoring pollutants in the environment

Authors: Sulivan JOUANNEAU, Gérald THOUAND

Publication date: February 10, 2019

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1. Principle of biosensors

Since the first biosensor described by Leland C. Clark, Jr. and Champ Lyons in 1962 dedicated to the measurement of glucose (enzymatic biosensor), the analytical strategies implemented in biosensors have greatly diversified to cover a very wide field of actions, from agri-food [F 4 010] to health via the environment

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