PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR DETECTING AND/OR QUANTIFYING BACTERIOPHAGES CAPABLE OF INFECTING A PREDETERMINED BACTERIAL HOST STRAIN, USE OF A MICROELECTRONIC SENSOR DEVICE FOR DETECTING SAID BACTERIOPHAGES AND MICROELECTRONIC SENSOR FOR CARRYING OUT SAID PROCESS
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Mar 3, 2011
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The process, system and device being claimed are based on the measurement of the changes in impedance produced in the interface of an electrode whereonto bacteria from a host strain have been previously adhered for detecting the desired bacteriophage. The changes produced in said electrode-bacteria interface originate in the phagic action of the bacteriophages on the bacteria adhered onto the surface of the work electrode of a microelectronic sensor device.
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