Abstract
Detection of pathogenic bacteria requires a fast and accurate process so technological developments related to the sensitivity and selectivity of a sensor are very concerned. Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) technology has great potential to detect pathogenic bacteria that are not only used for medical diagnostics, but food safety surveillance and environmental monitoring are also applications of SPR. The success of SPR has proven the advantages of real-time detection without the need for fluorescent markers or additional dyes. The development of sensor surface systems of SPR with nanomaterials is one of the discussions in this paper. The recent development of SPR in recent years is summarized by linking future prospective applications.
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