SERS, or surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy, has become a powerful analytical method for evaluating single-molecule level sensitivity and quantitative detection capabilities. The detection of infectious diseases using SERS-based methods is the main topic of this thorough book. The use of SERS labels and tags in the biomedical field, the significance of nanomaterials in the production of SERS substrates and nanotags, and the creation of durable portable devices with improved functionality are all covered in the book. SERS-based procedures are integrated with smart digital technologies, and the benefits of SERS integration are explored in comparison to point-of-care and conventional detection approaches.
For prospective enhanced diagnostics of developing infectious diseases, this book offers a broad perspective for researchers, academics, doctors, and readers to integrate nanotechnology and other approaches with SERS-based procedures.
The Essential Features
emphasizes the development of SERS technology as a crucial diagnostic method
and explains how to create SERS tags and labels for better enhancement factors.
includes using SERS to identify a variety of infectious disorders
and incorporates the creation of SERS-based technologies along with other diagnostic modalities to enable the detection of infectious diseases in the future.
Chapters are written by eminent experts in the field with a focus on point-of-care applications with SERS
