Munir Gaidi, professor of applied physics at the University of Sharjah, describes the development as a potential transformation in global medical diagnostics. The surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) biosensor not only identifies molecules at low concentrations, but also has parameters that make it a more powerful and faster detection tool.
Sharjah scientists’ new biosensor outperforms existing tools in diagnosing genes that cause hearing loss and is highly stable and sensitive in detecting various mutations.
Source: Ferra
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