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Laboratorio Biosensori Dipartimento di Chimica Ugo Schiff Università degli Studi di Firenze Via della Lastruccia 3, 50019 Sesto Fiorentino (FI) Italy Giovanna Marrazza Maria Minunni Ilaria Palchetti Marco Mascini

A.P.F. Turner Post-docs Sara Tombelli Serena Laschi Francesca Bettazzi Simona Scarano PhD students Research Fellow Andrea Ravalli Maria Laura Ermini Diego Voccia Visiting Professor Erasmus Links: Aristotele University of Thessaloniki (Greece) Bucharest University (Rumania) Cranfield University (UK)

Group s expertise 1. Development and evaluation of sensors and biosensors based on the coupling of electrochemical, optical and piezoelectric sensors with enzymes, antibodies, bacteria, whole tissues and nucleic acids 2. Solving analytical problems in clinical chemistry, experimental medicine, food chemistry and environmental analysis 3. Development of new immobilization chemistries of biomolecules (enzymes, proteins, nucleic acids, etc.) and in analytical procedures suitable for use with biosensor devices, i.e. flow injection analysis, flow systems, and microdialysis

Approaches in (bio)sensing as analytical chemists Optical sensing Piezoelectric sensing Electrochemical sensing

Optical Instrumentation - Fully automated Biacore X (GE Healthcare) - Spreeta (Texas Instruments Inc. USA) - SPR-imaging (Genoptics- France)

Piezoelectric Instrumentation (QCM) Universal sensor 9.5 MHz AT-Cut quartz crystal (14mm); Gold evaporated (42.6mm 2 area) on both sides Crystal Manufactoring (USA) Seiko Elbatech QC magic (4 channels)

Electrochemical Instrumentation Autolab Eco Chemie (NL) PalmSens Screen Printed Electrodes (SPE)

Electrochemical Instrumentation Scanning electrochemical microscope (SECM) Microfluidic systems UNISCAN 270 DiagnoSwiss S.A. GRAVI TM - CHIP IMMUNOSPEED

Other Instrumentation Nanodispensing systems Spin coater Optical microscope Themocyclers Biorad for PCR Electrophoresis apparatus Spectrofluorimeter Spectrophotometer Fiber optic spectrophotometer-ocean optic ELISA plates reader

National On-going Projects Project Title Biosensori realizzati con nanomateriali per una rapida identificazione di biomarcatori tumorali Valutazione dell'impiego di nanoparticelle d'oro funzionalizzate per diagnostica e terapia dei tumori Date and Duration 2011-2013 MIUR Funding organisation 2011-2013 Regione Toscana Bio Elettricità Microbica 2010-2012 MiPAAF Development of biosensors for point mutations detection Minimally invasive microsystem for glucose monitoring in diabetic patience 2010-2011 Fondazione ARPA 2011-2013 Regione Toscana

International On-going Projects Project Title Bioinspired nanotechnologies: from concepts to applications Date and Duration Funding organisation 2010-2013 EU COST Action Nanobiosensors for tumors biomarker detection 2010-2011 Italy-Spain Action Detection of Hepcidin As A New Biomarker of Erythropoiesis Stimulators Abuse: A Pilot Study SILCO Innovative electrodes to control trace metal ionization used to treat Legionella and other pathogens in water distribution systems 2010-2011 WADA 2009-2011 EU (FP7) SME- 2008-1 Grant N. 232249

Selected Publications Simultaneous detection of transgenic DNA by Surface Plasmon Resonance imaging with potential application to gene doping detection. Scarano, S.; Ermini, M. L.; Spiriti, M. M.; Mascini, M.; Bogani, P.; Minunni, M. Analytical Chemistry (2011), in press Cannabinoid receptor gene detection by electrochemical genosensor. Berti, F.; Eisenkolbl, C.; Minocci, D.; Nieri, P.; Rossi, A. M.; Mascini, M.; Marrazza, G. Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry (2011), 656, 55-60. A New Electrochemical Multiplexed Assay for PSA Cancer Marker Detection. Zani, A.; Laschi, S.; Mascini, M.; Marrazza, G. Electroanalysis (2011), 23(1), 91-99 A rational approach in probe design for nucleic acid-based biosensing. Ermini, M.L.; Scarano, S.; Bini, R.; Banchelli, M. ; Berti, D.; Mascini, M.; Minunni, M. Biosensors and Biolectronics, 26 (2011), 4785-4790 Surface plasmon resonance imaging (SPRi)-based sensing: A new approach in signal sampling and management. Scarano, S.; Scuffi, C.; Mascini, M.; Minunni, M. Biosensors and Bioelectronics (2010), 26(4), 1380-1385 Quasi-monodimensional polyaniline nanostructures for enhanced molecularly imprinted polymer-based sensing, Berti, F.; Todros, S; Lakshmi, D.; Whitcombe, M.l J.; Chianella, I; Ferroni, M; Piletsky, S.A.; Turner, A. P. F.; Marrazza, G., Biosensors and Bioelectronics (2010), 26, 497-503 A new gravity-driven microfluidic-based electrochemical assay coupled to magnetic beads for nucleic acid detection. Laschi, S.; Miranda-Castro, R.; González-Fernández, E.; Palchetti,I.; Reymond, F.; Rossier, J. S.; Marrazza, G. Electrophoresis (2010) 31, 1 10 Surface Plasmon Resonance Imaging for Affinity-Based Biosensors. Scarano, S.; Mascini, M.; Turner, APF; Minunni, M., Biosensors and Biolectronics, (2010), 25, 5, 957-966 Detection of C reactive protein (CRP) in serum by an electrochemical aptamer-based sandwich assay. Centi, S.; Sanmartin, Bonel, L. ; Tombelli, S.; Palchetti, I.; Mascini, M. Electroanalysis (2009), 21(11), 1309-1315 Aligned carbon nanotube thin films for DNA electrochemical sensing. Berti, F.; Lozzi, L.; Palchetti,I.; Santucci, S., Marrazza, G., Electrochim. Acta (2009), 54, 5035-5041