Biosensors and their application in healthcare: hot topics (original) (raw)

and since 2012 she has been working as an Associate Professor in the same department. She worked and collaborated with Mehmet Ozsoz for approximately 12 years in his biosensor group. Her areas of interest include the development of enzymatic, electrochemical, optical (surface plasmon resonance) and impedimetric DNA biosensors, nanobiosensors and electrode/surface modifications for the detection of DNA hybridization and DNA damage, compound-DNA interactions, gene mutations, and DNA analysis related to microorganisms.