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Role of Biosensors in the Field of Veterinary Practice

Ambika Sharma , Ambika Sharma

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Indian Journal of Agriculture Business 2(1):p 47-50, . | DOI:
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 The early and on-site detection of pathogen is of utmost important as far as rapid diagnosis of disease is concerned. We also need to be prepared for the reemerging diseases of livestock. The conventional methods of pathogen detection like immunoassays, PCR needs to be replaced with a very accurate, highly specific, on the door, rapid methods as the biosensors does. A lot of research work is being carried out all over the world to develop various biosensor techniques for early detection of veterinary pathogens. The success of this technique lies in their validation and commercialization. It can be a great aid to the veterinarian and scientist to diagnose and control the outbreaks. However, many hurdles still need to be cleared before transferring this technology from the laboratory to the field. 

Keywords: Biosensor; Bioreceptors; Transducers; Pathogens. 

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