Review Article
Design and Development of Biosensors for Progesterone Detection
Table 1
Performance comparison of progesterone biosensor with metal and oxide nanomaterials.
| Type of biosensor | Functional material | Samples | Linear range (μmol/L) | LOD (nM) | References |
| Electrochemical biosensors based on aptamer | AuNPs | Tap-water | 0.0318-0.1911 | 0.002866 | [5] | Fe3O4@SiO2@TiO2 | Liquid milk | 0.000001-0.006 | 0.0003 | [35] | AuNPs | Water | 0.005-0.05 | 4700 | [11] | AuNPs | Tap-water, serum, urine | 0.00089-0.5 | 0.89 | [25] | AuNPs | Serum, urine | 0.00089-0.5 | 0.89 | [9] |
| Electrochemical sensor | BiFE | Drug samples | 400-7900 | 180 | [36] |
| Electrochemical biosensors based on immunosensor | AuNPs | Female rabbit whole blood | 0.0001592-0.3185 | 26.1783 | [50] | nsBiFE | — | — | — | [29] |
| Photon biosensor | Ge2Sb2Te5, PhC | — | — | — | [34] |
| Surface plasmon resonance imaging optical biosensor | GAMMA-AuNPs | Milk standard | — | 0.001592 | [32] | Magnetic nanoparticles | Milk, artificial milk | — | 0.121 | [51] |
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Note that LOD represents the limit of detection.
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