Biosensors for Foodborne Pathogen Detection 1st Edition

Capture the urgency of modern food safety with Biosensors for Foodborne Pathogen Detection 1st Edition — a timely, practical guide from experts Manoj Kumar Pal, Minhaz Uddin Ahmed, and Katrina Campbell. This definitive resource brings together cutting-edge biosensor technologies tailored to detect bacteria, viruses, and toxins that threaten the global food supply.

Discover clear explanations of electrochemical, optical, nanomaterial-based, and microfluidic biosensors, plus contemporary recognition elements like aptamers and immunoassays. Written for researchers, food technologists, quality-control professionals, and advanced students, the book balances rigorous science with application-focused insight, showing how rapid pathogen detection improves compliance, reduces recalls, and protects consumers worldwide — from manufacturing plants in the United States and Europe to supply chains across Asia and India.

Readers will appreciate concise chapters that map technology to real-world needs: protocol selection, sensitivity and specificity considerations, sample preparation challenges, and strategies for field-deployable testing. The text also examines scaling, cost-effectiveness, and integration with digital monitoring systems, making it indispensable for anyone implementing biosensor solutions in regulatory, industrial, or research settings.

Whether you’re developing next-generation diagnostic tools, validating food-safety workflows, or studying public health surveillance, this 1st edition offers actionable guidance and up-to-date scientific context. Written in a professional, accessible tone, it equips you to translate laboratory innovation into impactful food-safety practice.

Elevate your food-pathogen detection capabilities today — add Biosensors for Foodborne Pathogen Detection 1st Edition to your library and stay at the forefront of food safety, surveillance, and quality assurance.

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