Abstract
Naturally occurring phytonutrients/phyto-components are likely to have therapeutic values. These phyto-derived naturally occurring components, such as polyphenols, phenolics, flavonoids and phenolic acids have a hydrocarbon background with a polyphenolic ring, an ester bond with a polyphenolic ring, etc. Their structures play a critical role in determining the chemical and physical attributes that define their activity/functions and roles. Owing to their chemical structure, most of them are electroactive. Thus, these phytochemicals can be used in the preparation of electrochemical sensors. Gaining an understanding of functional genotypical units using electrochemistry is a unique study. The feasibility of incorporating an array of biosensors into a fully-automated micro-electrochemical system is further explored. This review is intended to provide in-depth knowledge of biosensors’ applications based on/for Plantae kingdom and varieties. The discussion focuses primarily on the fields associated with the fully-automated micro-electrochemical system and appropriate methods for its advancement. The intended approach is to provide a selective outlook including the setbacks/shortcomings and usefulness of opting for the concerned technique.
Subject
Psychiatry and Mental health,Health Policy,Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology
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