Titlebook: Biosensors for the Marine Environment; Present and Future C Fiona Regan,Peter-Diedrich Hansen,Damià Barceló Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if app

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Biosensors for the Marine Environment: Introduction,g of waste, port construction, dredging and extraction processes all contribute to the water quality in the coastal zone. These and the climate related impacts are increasing the pressures on the marine environment and the ecosystem that it supports. The UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable De

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Microgravity Changes Membrane Properties and Triggers Bioluminescence in , as an Approach for New Bhysiological status of a cell. Recently, gravity-related changes in membrane fluidity and uptake of pharmaceutical substances have been observed in artificially produced membranes of liposomes. In order to test gravity impacts on in vivo cell membranes, we exposed an unicellular organism, the dinofl

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Addressing Ciguatera Risk Using Biosensors for the Detection of , and Ciguatoxins,h ciguatoxins (CTXs), potent marine neurotoxins produced by microalgae of the genera . and . These genera are endemic of the tropical and subtropical areas of the world, but in recent times are being found more and more in temperate areas, such as the Mediterranean Sea. In order to properly assess a

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Environmental DNA as a Tool for Single Species Detection,g. It is now possible to isolate a given species’ DNA from water samples and use this as a proxy for their detection. Whilst there are many challenges to be addressed in terms of relating DNA-based data back to actual species biomass, the sensitivity, specificity and potential to transition to on-si

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Paper-Based Devices for Virus Detection in Water,nventional methods, e.g., polymerize chain reaction (PCR), can provide reliable and robust detection results, they are often time- and cost-consuming, limiting their application in resource-poor settings. Recently, paper-based devices, as a new biosensing technique, have emerged as a promising tool