Development of Breast Cancer Cell-Based Biosensor Platform for Monitoring Functional Nanocarriers as Drug Delivery System

  • Publication Date: 2022-02-25
Application Dept. Graduate Institute of Biomedical Engineering
Principal Investigator A.P. Shu-Ping Lin ( Personal Webpage )
Project Title Development of Breast Cancer Cell-Based Biosensor Platform for Monitoring Functional Nanocarriers as Drug Delivery System
Co-Principal Investigator 1. Prof. Chih-Feng Huang, Dept. Chemical Engineering 2. A.P. Yi-Chun Chen, Dept. Forestry
Co-Investigator
Abstract With the rapid emerging research of nanotechnology and polymer engineering in biomedical applications, scientists start to develop state-of-the-art diverse biosensing platforms. Here, we applied nano/micro electromechanical systems to fabricate nano/micro biosensors for developing an in-vitro cell-based biosensors (CBB) in the detection of electrophysiological changes after drug treatment for human breast cancer cells. The green process is applied to transfer biomass into bio-monomers for further synthesizing drug-embedded nanocarriers. With the help of CBB platform, the real-time electrical signals can be applied to monitor the therapeutic efficacy of the nanocarriers assisted drug delivery system and screening large libraries of potential drugs for cancer treatment.