Cantilever Nanobiosensors Applied for Endocrine Disruptor Detection in Water: A Review

Cezaro, Alana Marie de; Ballen, Sandra Cristina; Hoehne, Lucélia; Steffens, Juliana; Steffens, Clarice

doi:10.1007/s11270-021-05179-z

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“…In dynamic mode, the movable transducer is excited at a specific frequency, called the resonance frequency. The binding of the target molecule to the bioreceptor leads a change in the effective mass of the transducer, which results in a shift of the frequency. − …”

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Membrane-Based NEMS/MEMS Biosensors

Stapf,

Selbmann,

Joseph

et al. 2024

ACS Appl. Electron. Mater.

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Membrane-based nano/microelectromechanical system (NEMS/MEMS) biosensors offer sustainable, costeffective, ultraminiaturized and easy-to-use analytical techniques for various applications, especially in the environmental and biomedical/pharmaceutical fields. Compared to cantilever-based MEMS/NEMS biosensors, membrane-based MEMS/NEMS biosensors have higher sensitivity, especially for liquid samples, as the back of the membrane is not in contact with the analyte solution, resulting in a higher signal-to-noise ratio. This review provides deep insight into the fundamentals, membrane materials, different biosensing designs, as well as various transducers used in membrane-based MEMS/NEMS biosensors. The performance of the developed membrane-based MEMS/NEMS biosensors is critically discussed, and their trends and challenges are highlighted. Among the reported biosensors, capacitive-based surface stress biosensors and capacitive micromachined ultrasonic transducer (CMUT) biosensors are emerging as sophisticated and sensitive platforms for biosensing with the ability to detect multiple targets simultaneously. Nevertheless, challenges remain in biosensor design, parameter optimization, and selection of appropriate membrane materials. Further research is imperative to improve the capabilities of these biosensors, particularly in advancing array technologies for the simultaneous detection of multiple analytes.

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