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Label-free detection of Aβ-42: a liquid crystal droplet approach for Alzheimer's disease diagnosis

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By Ramadevi Suguru Pathinti, Ramesh Kandimalla, Saumya Ranjan Pradhan, Krishnakanth Chithari
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Label-free detection of Aβ-42: a liquid crystal droplet approach for Alzheimer's disease diagnosis This study introduces a biosensor based on liquid crystals (LC) designed to detect the Aβ-42 biomarker, commonly associated with Alzheimer's disease. The sensor utilizes LC droplets created using a PEI/Tween-20 surfactant mixture, arranged radially in an aqueous solution. These droplets are coated with the Aβ1–16 antibody, enabling the detection of the Aβ1–42 biomarker.
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Detection of Bile acids using Optical Biosensors based on Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Droplets

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By Gollapelli Buchaiah, Arun kumar Tatipamula, S. Dewanjee, Ramadevi Suguru Pathinti
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Detection of Bile acids using Optical Biosensors based on Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Droplets Here, we report a novel highly sensitive bile acids (Cholic Acid & Deoxy Cholic Acid) biosensor based on PVA/SC12S stabilized cholesteric liquid crystal droplets. These CLC droplets are monodisperse in nature and are generated by fabricating the capillary microfluidic flow focussing device.
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