Elsevier Biomarkers and Biosensors: Detection and Binding to Biosensor Surfaces and Biomarkers Applications

Product Description Biomarkers and Biosensors offers thorough coverage of biomarker/biosensor interaction, current research trends, and future developments in applications of drug discovery. This book is useful to researchers in this field as well as clinicians interested in new developments in early detection and diagnosis of disease or the mode of operation of biomarkers. Biomarkers and Biosensors also emphasizes kinetics, and clearly delineates how this influences the biomarker market. * Offers thorough coverage of the kinetics of biomarker interaction with the biosensor surface* Provides evidence-based approach to evaluate effectiveness* Provides pharmaceutical chemists the possibilities and methodology in assessing the effectiveness of new drugs* Provides the information needed for the selection of the best biomarker for a specific application Review The book offers thorough coverage of the biomarker/biosensor interaction, the current research trends, and the future developments in the new application area of drug discovery From the Back Cover The book offers a thorough coverage of the biomarker/biosensor interaction, the current research trends and the future developments in the new application area of drug discovery and it will be by researcher in this field as well as clinicians who would like to be informed of new developments in early detection and diagnosis of disease and mode of operation of the biomarkers. Biomarkers and Biosensors emphasizes kinetics, and clearly delineates how this will influence the biomarker market. Featuring a thorough coverage of the biomarker/biosensor interaction, as well as future developments in the new area of drug discovery, this is a must-have for both academics and industry experts. About the Author Dr. Ajit Sadana has recently retired from the University of Mississippi after 34 years. His expertise is in the area of kinetics of binding and dissociation of analytes on biosensor surfaces. Dr. Neeti Sadana is an Associate Professor and Section Chief at the University of Oklahoma.