Browsing by Author "Peeters, Marloes"

Array formatting of the heat-transfer method (HTM) for the detection of small organic molecules by molecularity imprinted polymers

Cross-linked degradable poly(b-thioester) networks via amine-catalyzed thiol-ene click polymerization

Heat transfer resistance as a tool to quantify hybridization efficiency of DNA on a nanocrystalline diamond surface

Heat-transfer-based detection of L-nicotine, histamine and serotonine using molecularly imprinted polymers as biomimetic receptors

Impedimetric detection of histamine in bowel fluids using synthetic receptors with pH-optimizing binding characteristics

Improving the sensitivity of the heat-transfer method (HTM) for cancer cell detection with optimized sensor chips

Label-free protein detection based on the heat-transfer method - A case study with the peanut allergen Ara h 1 and aptamer based synthetic receptors

Mellitin disruption of raft and non-raft-forming biomimetic membranes: A study by quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation monitoring

Miniaturised eight-channel impedance spectroscopy unit as sensor platform for biosensor applications

Mobile application for impedance based biomimetic sensor readout

Molecular imprinted polymer films on RFID tags - a first step toward disposable packaging ssensors

Molecularly imprinted polymers as synthetic receptors for the QCM-D based detection of L-nicotine in saliva- and urine samples

Molecularly imprinted polymers: synthetic receptors for daignostic medical devices

Optimizing the thermal read-out technique for MIP-based biomimetic sensors: towards nanomomlecular detection limits

Phase transitions in lipid vesicles detected by a complementary set of methods: heat-transfer measurements, adiabatic scanning calorimetry, and dissipation-mode quartz crystal microbalance

Real-time monitoring of aptamer functionalization and detection of ara H1 by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and dissipation-mode quartz crystal microbalance

Single-shot setection of neurotransmitters in whole-blood samples by means of the heat-transfer method in combination with synthetic receptors

The heat-tranfer method: A versatile low-cost, label-free, fast, and user-friendly readout platform for biosensor applications

Thermal detection of histamine with a graphene oxide based molecularly imprinted polymer platform prepared by reversible addition-fragmentation chain transfer polymerization