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A biosensor is a measuring instrument that consists of biologically active molecules such as enzymes, antibiotics, phages, aptamers, or single-stranded DNA with a suitable physicochemical transducer. Bioluminescent, electrochemical, opto-electric, piezoelectric, thermometric and magnetic transducers are common types. There is an also immunochromatographic device, which does not use any of the transducers mentioned above. They have lateral flow strips which used in ultrasensitive tests for on-site visual detection of analytes. Mostly used commercial lateral flow strips are the home pregnancy strip and glucose testing strip.

The Commercial Application of Biosensors as an Analytical Device