| 2477 - 2478 |
Chemical sensors - Guest Editorial
Ellis AB, Walt DR |
| 2479 - 2493 |
Peptide and protein recognition by designed molecules
Peczuh MW, Hamilton AD |
| 2495 - 2504 |
Molecularly imprinted polymers and their use in biomimetic sensors
Haupt K, Mosbach K |
| 2505 - 2536 |
Surface chemistry of prototypical bulk II-VI and III-V semiconductors and implications for chemical sensing
Seker F, Meeker K, Kuech TF, Ellis AB |
| 2537 - 2574 |
Conjugated polymer-based chemical sensors
McQuade DT, Pullen AE, Swager TM |
| 2575 - 2594 |
Resistive-pulse sensing - From microbes to molecules
Bayley H, Martin CR |
| 2595 - 2626 |
Cross-reactive chemical sensor arrays
Albert KJ, Lewis NS, Schauer CL, Sotzing GA, Stitzel SE, Vaid TP, Walt DR |
| 2627 - 2647 |
Acoustic wave microsensor arrays for vapor sensing
Grate JW |
| 2649 - 2678 |
Computational methods for the analysis of chemical sensor array data from volatile analytes
Jurs PC, Bakken GA, McClelland HE |
| 2679 - 2691 |
From batch to continuous manufacturing of microbiomedical devices
Madou M, Florkey J |
| 2693 - 2704 |
Enzyme based biosensors for in vivo measurements
Wilson GS, Hu YB |
| 2705 - 2738 |
Genetically engineered whale-cell sensing systems: Coupling biological recognition with reporter genes
Daunert S, Barrett G, Feliciano JS, Shetty RS, Shrestha S, Smith-Spencer W |
