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What is the difference between InGaAs and EMMI?

2. Equipment classification of biosensors

Sensors that use immobilized biological components or organisms as sensitive elements are called biosensors.. Biosensors do not specifically refer to sensors used in the field of biotechnology, their application areas also include environmental monitoring, medical and health care, and food inspection. There are three main classification and naming methods for biosensors: 1. According to the molecular recognition elements or sensitive elements in biosensors, they can be divided into five categories: enzyme sensors, microbial sensors, organelles sensors, tissue sensors, and immunosensors. It is obvious that the s

ensitive materials used are enzymes, microbial individuals, organelles, animal and plant tissues, antigens, and antibodies in that order. 2. According to the classification of transducers or signal converters in biosensors, there are bioelectrode sensors, semiconductor biosensors, optical biosensors, calorimetric biosensors, piezoelectric biosensors, etc. Transducers are electrochemical electrodes, semiconductors, photoelectric converters, thermistors, piezoelectric crystals, etc. 3. Classified based on the interaction between the target and the molecular recognition element, there are affinity biosensors, metabolic biosensors, or catalytic biosensors. The three classification methods are actually used interchangeably.

What is the difference between InGaAs and EMMI?

2. Equipment classification of biosensors

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