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pH biosensors for clinical applications
ZP is a developer and manufacturer of electrochemical biosensors, including pH sensors intended for clinical applications.
Developing an alanine aminotransferase (ALT) detection assay on a ZP 501 carbon screen printed electrode (SPE)
Below is an outline procedure for developing an ALT sensor on a ZP 501 carbon screen printed electrode.Quick Concept Overview Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) can be detected by coupling its activity to an electrochemical readout. ALT catalyzes the reaction of alanine...
From Signals to Solutions: A Live Demo of Modern Electrochemistry
From Signals to Solutions: A Live Demo of Modern Electrochemistry Ever wondered how a complex electrochemical technique translates into a simple, actionable result? In a recent webinar, we moved beyond theory to show how modern potentiostats and smart data processing...
How to Unlock Your Premium Djuli Account with SenseItAll (SIA)
How to Unlock Your Premium Djuli Account with SenseItAll (SIA) If you’re a user of our SenseItAll (SIA) or FoodSense hardware, we have great news for you: your device is a key that unlocks a powerful premium account for our Djuli cloud platform. This quick guide will...
Americas: Biosensor Development, Manufacturing and Troubleshooting and Tear Down of CGM and SMBG
Technologies discussed in the webinar.Beyond the Prototype: The Unseen Hurdles of Biosensor Commercialization You’ve read the paper. The graph is perfect. The novel biosensor detects its target analyte with incredible sensitivity and specificity. The academic...
Rapid detection of copper and lead in water lines
Forget the Lab: How We Tested for Lead & Copper in Tap Water in Under 5 Minutes Imagine knowing exactly what’s in your water—not in a week, not in a few days, but in less than five minutes. That’s the future of water testing we’re building at Zimmer and Peacock....