Introduction to Nanobioelectrochemistry. -Nanobiomaterials, classifications, and properties -- Nanobiomaterials for Proteins, Enzymes, and Biosensors -- Nanoparticles modified Ultramicroelectrode and their electroanalytical application -- Nanobiomaterial based biosensors in infectious disease diagnosis -- Nanobiomaterials: Applications in nanomedicine and drug delivery -- Metal nanoclusters in and their composites for clinical diagnosis -- Graphitic carbon nitride in biosensing application -- Nanobiomaterials for Point-of-Care Diagnostics -- Nano-Perovskites Derived Modified Electrodes in Biomolecular Detection -- Nanobiosensors: Construction and diagnosis of diseases -- Nanopaper Based Biosensors for Point of Care Diagnosis -- Nanobiostructured materials for point-of-care diagnostics -- Organic-Inorganic Hybrid Nanomaterials in Biosensing Application -- Nanodendrite a Promising Catalytic Material for Bioanalytical Application -- NanoEnzyme Based Electrodes in Biomolecular Screening and Analysis -- Nanobioelectrochemical Systems in Clinical Diagnosis -- Nanoelectrodes and Nanopores Ensembles for Electrobioanalytical Applications -- Nanomaterial Based Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS): principles and biosensing applications -- Micro-nano structured materials for DNA/RNA amplification-based electrochemical tests.

This handbook comprehensively reviews different nanomaterials and modern electrochemical approaches used in the point-of-care analysis of biomolecules. It describes the importance, significance, and application of various kinds of smart nanomaterials and their integration with modern electrochemical techniques for the point-of-care diagnosis of biologically important biomolecules. The interaction between bio-systems and nanomaterials have been discussed in this book using advanced electrochemical methods and characterizing techniques. It describes the combination of classical and modern methodologies for the synthesis of metal nanoparticles/nanoclusters and modern electrochemical techniques for the early-stage detection and point-of-care diagnosis of cancer and other infectious disease such as SARS, influenza, tuberculosis (TB), and hepatitis. Finally, the book provides an accessible and readable summary of the use of nanomaterial for understanding the electrochemical reaction taking place at nano-bio interfaces in electrochemical biomolecular detection and analysis. The book bridges the gap and strengthens the relationship between electrochemists, material scientists, and biomolecular scientists who are directly or indirectly associated with the field of such point-of-care diagnostics. .