Abstract
In article number 2006104, Arben Merkoçi and co-workers consider the unique properties of nanomaterials that will enable, in the near future, the development of point-of-care sensors for the detection of microbiome-related biomarkers. A graphene-based “fishing net” is illustrated here, which is thrown to catch different types of biomarkers, such as microorganisms, nucleic acids, or other molecules related to the human microbiome.
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