Bioanalytical Chemistry
Room: C2 260B
Extension: 36871
Email: mikkels@uwaterloo.ca
Website: Susan Mikkelsen
Research
Our research involves the selectivity aspect of analytical assays and sensors to overcome interference that exist in such matrices as biological or environmental samples. Our research program investigates both natural and artificial recognition methods in an effort to distinguish the analyte species from closely-related potential interferants.
Recent publications
- Z. Qian, M. Khan, S. Mikkelsen and P. Chen, "Improved Enzyme Immobilization on an Ionic-Complementary Peptide Modified Electrode for Biomolecular Sensing", Langmuir 26(3), 2010, 2176-2180.
- H. Yang, S.Y. Fung, W. Sun, S. Mikkelsen, M. Pritzker and P. Chen, "Ionic-Complementary Peptide-Modified Highly ordered Pyrolytic Graphite Electrode for Biosensor Application", Biotechnol. Prog. 24, 2008, 964-971.
- T.S. Mann, L. O'Hagan, P. Ertl, D.I. Sparkes and S.R. Mikkelsen, "Microplate-Compatible Biamperometry Array for Parallel 48-Channel Amperometric or Coulometric Measurements", Anal. Chem. 80(8), 2008, 2988-2992.
- T.S. Mann and S.R. Mikkelsen, "Antibiotic Susceptibility Testing at a Screen-Printed Carbon Electrode Array", Anal. Chem, 80(3), 2008, 843-848.
- P. Ertl, M. Wagner, E. Corton and S.R. Mikkelsen, "Rapid Identification of Viable Escherichia coli subspecies with an Electrochemical Screen-Printed Biosensor Array", Biosens. Bioelectron. 18, 2003, 907-916.
