Biosensors are dynamically developing analytical devices for the detection of substrates or other bioactive substances. They can be used for quick gas or liquid analyses and the construction of sensitive detection systems. This review highlights the advances and development of biosensors suitable for human and veterinary medicine and, namely, a novel contribution of nanotechnology for ultrasensitive diagnosis and personalized medicine. The synergic effect of nanotechnology and biosensors opens a new dimension for effective treatment and disease detection at their early stages.

Charles University 2nd Faculty of Medicine Department of Biophysics Prague Czech Republic

Czech Technical University Prague Faculty of Biomedical Engineering Prague Czech Republic

Czech Technical University Prague University Centre for Energy Efficient Buildings Bustehrad Czech Republic

FNsP J A Reimana Prešov Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Medicine Prešov Slovakia

Student Science Prague Czech Republic

University of Sassari Department of Biomedical Sciences Sassari Italy

University of Veterinary and Sciences Brno Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Brno Czech Republic

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