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Abstract
This paper presents a novel smartphone-based analyte sensing platform utilizing the built-in magnetometer for signal transduction via analyte-responsive magnetic-hydrogel composites. The hydrogels dilate in response to targeted stimuli, displacing attached magnetic material, and a bilayer hydrogel amplifies this motion for sensitive, optics-free, quantitative liquid-based measurements. The concept is demonstrated with glucose-specific and pH-responsive hydrogels, achieving glucose detection down to single-digit micromolar concentrations. The platform's adaptability suggests potential for diverse analyte sensing applications.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Mar 30, 2024
Authors
Mark Ferris, Gary Zabow
Tags
smartphone
analyte sensing
magnetometer
hydrogel composites
glucose detection
quantitative measurements
signal transduction
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