Biomedical Engineering Reference
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perhaps one may have to resort to a completely new process which is more suitable and ame-
nable for that analyte's detection. This chapter provides one with an overall view of the pro-
cesses that are being currently explored or researched. Surely, there will be other biosensor
fabrication procedures that will be developed in future that will be more suitable for the detec-
tion of analytes in solution and in the gas phase, other than those that are mentioned in this chap-
ter or those that have already appeared in the literature. Thus, in a sense the biosensor fabrication
procedures mentioned here may be considered loosely as a starting point in an iterative solution,
which continually improves (or converges to the optimal solution) with each iteration.
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