Microelectrode arrays have great potential as analytical tools because currents can be
independently measured at each electrode in the array. In principle, these currents can be …

Microelectrode arrays are powerful tools for monitoring binding interactions between small
molecules and biological targets. In most cases, molecules to be studied using such devices …

A new diblock copolymer-derived porous reaction layer for microelectrode arrays has been
tested for its stability and its compatibility with both site-selective synthesis and …

A microelectrode array (MEA) is an arrangement of several separate electrodes that permits
site-selective detection and modulation of an electrical signal. The conventional uses of …

In this Minireview, an electroorganic synthesis approach to the construction of addressable,
complex molecular surfaces is described along with the parameters that guided the …

Conspectus For many years, we have been looking at electrochemistry as a tool for
exploring, developing, and implementing new synthetic methods for the construction of …

Diblock copolymers are excellent coatings for microelectrode arrays because they provide a
stable surface that can support both synthetic and analytical electrochemistry. However, the …

A new amino acid derived fluorescent linker for attaching molecules to the surface of a
microelectrode array has been developed. Molecules to be monitored on an array are …

The synthesis, site-selective placement, and TOF-SIMS cleavage properties of a new,
fluorescent linker for attaching molecules to a microelectrode array are reported. The linker …

A critical shortcoming of current surface functionalization schemes is their inability to
selectively coat patterned substrates at micrometer and nanometer scales. This limitation …