Abstract
AbstractNeurotransmitters are essential for electrochemical communication between neurons. Accurate detection and monitoring of neurotransmitters are crucial for comprehending the intricacies of the human nervous system. Despite their crucial role, neurotransmitters exist in the human body at low concentrations amidst other cellular components, posing challenges for their precise detection and quantification. While electrochemical detection stands as an important technique, its point‐of‐care diagnostic applications are constrained by complex machinery and sample preparation. To address this limitation, alternative detection strategies for neurotransmitters have been explored. This review discusses the development and principles of array‐based sensors designed for facile and rapid detection of neurotransmitters. Moreover, it explores future prospects for the implementation and advancement of these techniques, envisioning a promising trajectory for improved understanding and manipulation of the human nervous system.
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