Biochips and Medical Imaging (Original PDF from Publisher)

Biochips and Medical Imaging (Original PDF from Publisher)

By Adam de la Zerda and Shan Xiang Wang

Biochips and medical imaging have recently undergone advanced advances .

As a professional resource , Biochips and Medical Imaging covers current biochip and medical imaging breakthroughs . For the purpose of advancing molecular diagnostics and imaging , the authors of the work advocate combining elements of engineering, biology and medicine . Microchips called biochips are used to quickly test biological analytes .

The goal of this book is to provide information about cutting-edge and newly developed biosensors , biochips and imaging tools for the body’s systems , including the immunological, circulatory and endocrine systems . Biochips (in-vitro diagnostics) and medical and molecular imaging (in-vivo imaging) are both types of medical diagnostics . In-vitro and in-vivo diagnostics are discussed in Biochips and Medical Imaging . It allows a teacher to give detailed explanations of how biochips are used to diagnose cardiovascular and cancerous disorders . teaches practical information on biochips and medical imaging, written by eminent researchers .

provides resources for experts in the biochip or imaging fields . Features a user-friendly methodology for anyone curious about biochips and their applications . Even if they have no prior knowledge of biology and only a basic understanding of mathematics , readers of Biochips and Medical Imaging can increase their knowledge of medical technology . This book is certain to pique the interest of structural biologists , electrical engineers , nanotechnologists and scientists working in the fields of bioengineering and biomaterials due to its emphasis on significant breakthroughs .

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