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A Review of High-κ Material for Biosensor Application

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The aim of this paper is to review several high-κ materials pertaining to their suitability as biocompatible layer in biosensor applications. The recent challenges and issues related to the process development of the stated applications were discussed. The materials were chosen based on the ideal biosensor characteristics such as biocompatibility of the material, the limit of detection, the sensitivity of the biosensor, etc. Based on our studies, TiO₂ thin-film has emerged as the most promising high-κ material for biosensor applications because of its excellent biocompatibility. The additional merits were its chemical stability and non-toxicity that makes the TiO₂ film the most sought after high-κ materials in biosensor application recently.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1109)

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S. Norhafiezah, Mat Ayub Ramzan, Mohd Khairuddin Md Arshad, A.H. Azman, M.A. Farehanim*, U. Hashim

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Biocompatible, Biosensor, High-κ Material, Titanium Dioxide

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