EC Pharmacology and Toxicology

Synthesis of different biosensors is an integral part for serving mankind in different realm of ecological niche and socio-economic stature. However, testing the toxicological effects of the biosensors at cellular level becomes a crucial part of the whole host-guest interaction discovery process to detect micro-molecules at organismal or cellular level. Only then can these synthetic biosensors benefit human kind in actual form in innumerable ways.

Keywords: Synthetic Biosensors; Host-Guest Interaction; Toxicity Testing; Biological Application

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