Bioluminescence goes portable: recent advances in whole‐cell and cell‐free bioluminescence biosensors
Recent advancements in synthetic biology, organic chemistry, and computational models have allowed the application of bioluminescence in several fields, ranging from well established methods for detecting microbial contamination to in vivo imaging to track cancer and stem cells, from cell‐based assa...
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| description | Recent advancements in synthetic biology, organic chemistry, and computational models have allowed the application of bioluminescence in several fields, ranging from well established methods for detecting microbial contamination to in vivo imaging to track cancer and stem cells, from cell‐based assays to optogenetics. Moreover, thanks to recent technological progress in miniaturized and sensitive light detectors, such as photodiodes and imaging sensors, it is possible to implement laboratory‐based assays, such as cell‐based and enzymatic assays, into portable analytical devices for point‐of‐care and on‐site applications. This review highlights some recent advances in the development of whole‐cell and cell‐free bioluminescence biosensors with a glance on current challenges and different strategies that have been used to turn bioassays into biosensors with the required analytical performance. Critical issues and unsolved technical problems are also highlighted, to give the reader a taste of this fascinating and challenging field.
The recent advancements in synthetic biology and technological progresses in miniaturized and sensitive light detectors enabled the implementation of bioluminescence into portable analytical devices for pointof‐care and on‐site applications. This review highlights some recent advances in the development of whole‐cell and cell‐free bioluminescent biosensors and portable analytical devices |
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