Electrochemical Readout in Lab-On-Chip Platforms:  Overview of State of the Art and Future Perspectives

Pedro da Fonseca Soares Rodrigues; Pedro da Fonseca Soares Rodrigues

doi:10.22178/pos.95-33

Electrochemical Readout in Lab-On-Chip Platforms: Overview of State of the Art and Future Perspectives

Pedro da Fonseca Soares Rodrigues

Abstract

Lab-on-chip (LoC) platforms are disruptive technologies in analytical chemistry and bioengineering and are known to enable miniaturised and sensitive analysis of complex biological and chemical samples. Electrochemical detection became one of the most explored among several readout methods, hence its versatility, robustness, straightforward execution, sensitivity, and portability. Therefore, this brief review critically examines the principles, applications, and prospects of electrochemical detection in LoC technologies, highlighting its significance in advancing various fields, including clinical diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and drug discovery.

10.22178/pos.95-33

Keywords

microfluidic; in vitro; diagnostic; biomarker; analytical; medical device.

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