An all-solid-state biocompatible ion-to-electron transducer for bioelectronics

Sheliakina, M.; Mostert, Bernard; Meredith, Paul

doi:10.1039/c7mh00831g

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An all-solid-state biocompatible ion-to-electron transducer for bioelectronics

M. Sheliakina, Bernard Mostert

, Paul Meredith

Materials Horizons, Volume: 5, Issue: 2, Pages: 256 - 263

Swansea University Authors: Bernard Mostert , Paul Meredith

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Reported here is an all-solid-state organic electrochemical transistor based on the biopolymer melanin. The underlying mechanism is demonstrated using a unique hydration dependence protocol and explained using an adapted double capacitor model. The demonstration of an all-solid-state bioelectronic p...

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An all-solid-state biocompatible ion-to-electron transducer for bioelectronics

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