Cecilia Scandurra

Sep 16, 2024 | pubs.rsc.org | Mariapia Caputo |Angelo Tricase |Cecilia Scandurra |Dipartimento di Chimica

Perspectives on systematic optimization of ultrasensitive biosensors through experimental design Biosensors have demonstrated versatility across numerous applications; however, their systematic optimization remains a primary obstacle, limiting their widespread adoption as dependable point-of-care tests. Experimental design, a powerful chemometric tool, offers a solution by effectively guiding the development and optimization of ultrasensitive biosensors.

Jan 17, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Cecilia Scandurra |Dipartimento di Chimica |Mariapia Caputo |Kim Björkström

1 Introduction Cancer is responsible for almost one out of six deaths annually globally.[1] Furthermore, pancreatic ductal carcinoma ranks as the third cause of mortality correlated to cancer, with fewer than 9% of patients surviving five years following their diagnosis.[2] The unfavorable prognosis for those patients is the result of 80–85% of cases being detected in advanced stages, where either the tumor has invaded major surrounding vessels or distant metastases have become apparent.[3]...

Jun 22, 2023 | pubs.rsc.org | Dipartimento di Chimica |Cinzia Di Franco |Lucia Sarcina |Cecilia Scandurra

A stable physisorbed layer of packed capture antibodies for high-performance sensing applications Lucia Sarcina, †a Cecilia Scandurra, †a Cinzia Di Franco,b Mariapia Caputo, c Michele Catacchio,c Paolo Bollella, ad Gaetano Scamarcio,ed Eleonora Macchia *cdf and Luisa Torsi *adf Abstract Antibody physisorption at a solid interface is a very interesting phenomenon that has important effects on applications such as the development of novel biomaterials and the rational design and fabrication of...