"The marriage of natural and synthetic nanotechnology in electrochemical DNA sensors is a fascinating object of research. The reader gets an easy access to the complex matter by the well-written introductory chapter. This volume builds a bridge from molecular biology to the applications in medical diagnostics and microbiology."

Prof. Frieder Scheller - Universität Potsdam, Germany

“This book is a very welcome contribution to the literature of electrochemical DNA biosensors. It offers extremely useful insights into this exciting and important field."

Dr. Joseph Wang - University of California, San Diego, USA

This book focuses on the basic electrochemical applications of DNA in various areas, from basic principles to the most recent discoveries. The book comprises theoretical and experimental analysis of various properties of nucleic acids, research methods, and some promising applications.

The topics discussed in the book include electrochemical detection of DNA hybridization based on latex/gold nanoparticle and nanotube; nanomaterial-based electrochemical DNA detection; electrochemical detection of microorganism-based DNA biosensor; gold nanoparticle-based electrochemical DNA biosensors; electrochemical detection of the aptamer-target interaction: nanoparticle-induced catalysis for DNA biosensing; basic terms regarding electrochemical DNA (nucleic acids) biosensors; screen-printed electrodes for electrochemical DNA detection: application of field-effect transistors to label free electrical DNA biosensor arrays; and electrochemical detection of nucleic acids using branched DNA amplifiers.

Researchers in chemistry, physics, engineering, medical science, molecular science, and life science.