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Development of electrically-conducting biohybrid materials based on electroactive bacteria and conjugated polymers: Review and perspectives
Abdullah, Katarzyna Krukiewicz
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85% confidenceThis paper reviews the development of electrically-conducting biohybrid materials combining electroactive bacteria and conjugated polymers, highlighting their potential applications and future directions.
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Key findings
- Electroactive bacteria can be used to create conductive biohybrid materials with unique properties.
- Conjugated polymers can enhance the conductivity and stability of biohybrid materials.
- Biohybrid materials have potential applications in biosensors, bioelectronics, and tissue engineering.
Keywords
BioelectronicsPolypyrroleNanotechnologyConductive polymerElectron transferPolymer
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- Electrochimica Acta
- Year
- 2023