Biology, asked by kaushika98santhoshi, 1 year ago

what is surface plasmon resonance? how it used as a sensors?

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Answered by baralprija

In the classical SPR approach, a biomolecule is immobilized onto a sensor surface (usually a noble metal is used as a sensor) and an interacting (binding) bio-particle becomes available from an analyzed probe. ... The metal layer possesses surface mobile electrons.

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