Recent Developments in Nanomaterial-based Sensing of Human Pathogens

<p>Chapter 1: Progress of nanomaterial-based sensors in terms of analytical properties such as sensitivity, rapidity of reaction, selectivity, and robustness in the development of smart and high-performing analytical tools </p><p>Chapter 2: Nanosensors and biological markers of pathogenic diseases: Novel strategies in Biology and Medicine </p><p>Chapter 3: Nanodevices in neurological infections: An update </p><p>Chapter 4: Foodborne Pathogen Detection using Nanomaterial-based Biosensors: Recent Trends </p><p>Chapter 5: Biomarkers of Human viral infections and their role in diagnosis </p><p>Chapter 6: Advances in nanomaterial-mediated sensing methods for detecting human-pathogenic DNA viruses</p><p>Chapter 7: Nanotechnology Advancements in Detecting Pathogenic Human RNA Viruses</p><p>Chapter 8: Novel Nanotechnology Approaches for the Detection of Human Viral Pathogens: A Comprehensive Review<br><br>Chapter 9: Bacterial Pathogen Biomarkers of Human and Their Importance in Rapid Diagnosis</p><p>Chapter 10: Nanotechnology integration in sensing platforms for significant improvements in pathogenic bacteria detection capabilities and device functionality</p><p>Chapter 11: Role of Molecular Biomarkers in the Diagnosis of Fungal Diseases using nanomaterial-based sensing platforms </p><p>Chapter 12: Current fungal diagnostics and the development of novel biophysical technologies for selective new sensitive fungal biosensors to augment traditional diagnostic techniques </p><p>Chapter 13: Role of Mycoplasmas in triggering inflammation and altering key cellular pathways, allowing for a better knowledge of potential cellular transformation mechanisms for clinical diagnosis</p><p>Chapter 14: Recent trends in nanotechnology for managing protozoan diseases </p><p>Chapter 15: Rapid and Sensitive Nanotechnology-Based Mycoplasma Detection Methods for Clinical Specimens: Recent Advances </p><p>Chapter 15: Overview of available technologies and the advantages of nanosensing</p>