_ Department 🔬 laboratory (propagation and expansion of nanochips)
Biochip Nano nano _ diagnostic graphene micro biochips (genetic-molecular) structure and function
Researcher and author: Dr. ( Afshin Rashid)
Note: Biochip Micro diagnostic graphene micro-biochips (genetic-molecular) is a set of microarrays of small test sites that are placed on a solid substrate and allows many tests to be performed simultaneously in order to be able to achieve higher speed.
Typically, the surface of the biochip is no larger than a fingernail. Like a computer chip, which can perform millions of mathematical operations in a second, a biochemist can perform thousands of biological reactions, such as decoding genes, in a few seconds. Graphene has outstanding nanoelectronic properties, very high electron mobility, and unparalleled conductivity at the nanoscale. It is a super conductor that transfers electrons ten times faster than silicon. These features have made graphene an ideal candidate for the manufacture and reproduction of Biochip Micro diagnostic (genetic-molecular) graphene biochips.
Biochip Micro Diagnostic (genetic-molecular) graphene biochips , a small-scale device, similar to an integrated circuit , made of or used for the analysis of organic molecules in relation to living organisms. A type of theoretical biochemistry is a small device made of large organic molecules such as proteins and capable of performing the functions (data storage, processing) of an electronic computer. Another type of biochemistry is a small device that is capable of rapidly performing biochemical reactions on a small scale in order to identify gene sequences, environmental pollutants, toxins in the air, or other biochemical substances .
Biological microchip biochip microchip is a small version of the laboratory that uses more than hundreds of biochemical reactions simultaneously. They are specifically designed to function in a biological environment, especially inside living organisms. This is not an electronic device. Biochips consist of millions of biosensors that are used as microreactors to detect specific analytes such as enzymes, proteins, biological molecules, and antibodies.
Researcher and author: Dr. ( Afshin Rashid)
Specialized doctorate in nano-microelectronics