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Biosensors & Bioelectronics

Biosensors & Bioelectronics

ISSN: 2155-6210

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Biochips refer to the complete fundamental functional unit, capable of performing several biochemical tasks simultaneously. Tissue shavings, on the other hand, are similar miniaturized units that can replace a tissue or part of it, allowing the organ to function normally. Biochips and tissue chips have been basic in tissue engineering technology and have proven to be of paramount importance in the same field. DNA chips, also called biochips in simple terms, consist of a two-dimensional grid system in which sensors or solid flat substrates are incorporated. These solid substrates can be positively charged, just like silicon or glass, or can also be made up of integrated circuit units that work best in signal transduction studies. The development of biochips will increasingly benefit from applications developed for other industries. For example, flame hydrolysis deposition (FHD) of glasses has many applications in the telecommunications industry and is now also applied to the development of new biochips. A recent report describes how FHD has been used to deposit silica with different refractive indices, resulting in microstructures that can be easily incorporated on a chip and that integrate optical and fluid circuits on the same device.

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