@inbook{9ff7a14b832d469e8206376307ade3db,
title = "Non-enzymatic lab-on-paper devices for biosensing applications",
abstract = "Lab-on-paper devices constitute a promising tool for biosensing systems due to their easiness of fabrication and use, inherent low-cost, easy tailoring in terms of device architecture and/or function, biocompatibility and easy disposal. When combined with non-enzymatic approaches the increase on device's shelf life, stability and analytical features improvement can be achieved. In this chapter, a brief description of the lab-on-paper concept is presented alongside a review of works reporting non-enzymatic approaches on paper-based platforms using two of the most common transduction mechanisms: optical and electrochemical methods.",
keywords = "Biomimetic materials, Biosensors, Lab-on-paper, Nanoparticles, Non-enzymatic, Paper-based",
author = "Marques, {Ana Carolina} and Tom{\'a}s Pinheiro and Martins, {Gabriela Vieira} and Cardoso, {Ana Rita} and Rodrigo Martins and Sales, {Maria Goreti} and Elvira Fortunato",
year = "2020",
doi = "10.1016/bs.coac.2020.05.001",
language = "English",
series = "Comprehensive Analytical Chemistry",
publisher = "Elsevier BV",
pages = "189--237",
editor = "Merko{\c c}i, {Arben }",
booktitle = "Paper Based Sensors",
address = "Netherlands",
}