Biosensors international workshop 1987 : VCH, Weinheim, 1987 (ISBN 3-527-26801-4). xix+346 pp. Price DM 128.00

Abstract

Electrode Probes Biosensors: Challenges for the 1990's Carrier Based Sensors Development and Applications of Amperometric Biosensors Some New Enzyme Electrodes Amplification and Switching By Enzymes in Biosensors Development of High Sensitive Amperometric Enzyme Electrodes New Trends on Modified Electrodes Used in the Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Field Chemically Modified Electrodes as Biosensors: Amperometric Glucose Sensor for Flow Injection Analysis Enzyme Electrodes: From the Self-Contained Probe to the Design of an Automatic Analyzer Mammalian Cell Culture Process Control: Sampling and Sensing Biosensors for Continuous 'ex-vivo' Determination in Conjunction with an Artificial Pancreas Implantable Glucose Sensor_Problems Awaiting Solutions for Long-Term Clinical Application Flow Injection Analysis FIA_A Novel Tool for Biotechnology and Sensor Development Flow Systems for the Simultaneous Concentration Control of Different Substrates During Fermentation Bioreactor System for Clinical Analysis New Sensors Immunoprobes Enzyme Immunoassay with Electrochemical Detection in Flow Systems Possibilities for Biosensors Based on Neuroreceptors Immunosensor Systems Using Liposomes and Planar Lipid Bilayer Membranes for Ion-Channel Model Sensors Transduction of the Chemireceptor-Effector Interaction at Langmuir-Blodgett Films and Membranes Solid State Sensors Based on Chemical Modulation of Admittance of Biological Membranes Transistor Devices Novel Biosensor Systems for Clinical and Food Analysis Using Micro Devices Research and Development of FET-Based Biosensors at the Twente University of Technology Electrochemical Sensors Fabricated by Microelectronic Fabrication Processes for the Development of Biosensors Recent Development of Biosensors Based on Thermistors and Semiconductors Piezo-Optical Sensors Use of Protein Coatings on Piezoelectric Crystals for Assay of Gaseous Pollutants Fiber-Optic Sensors for Chemical Parameters of Interest in Biotechnology Fluorescence-Based Optochemical Sensors (Optodes) and Related Biosensors Using Enzyme-Catalyzed Biochemical and Antibody-Linked Immunological Reactions Photochemical Biosensors Development of Biosensors Using Optical Fibers Optical Ion Detection via Ion Pairing Fiber Optic Oxygen Sensor ''Horizon Lectures'' Engineering Proteins for Biosensor Applications Human Frontier-Science Program Bacterial Rhodopsins and Their Potential Use in Biotechnology Posters.