Using cell cultures in cell-poison detectors

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Kimmo Huosionmaa

This is the brand new way to use biotechnology in sensors. Between two electrodes is cell culture, what would react to cell poisons or cytostatic. The cell-poison would make cell-layers thinner, and when the electrodes touch together, they would send the alarm for the user. The system can be very small, the size of it can be like the cell phone. Those cell cultures need actual food, what can give to them as the sugar solution.

The cells in that system can be on the layers like chess plate and every square of those layers can be a different kind of cells, what react the cell-poison and viruses with the different way. That means that the system can show, what kind of poison is in use, and those systems can fill the chemical detectors, what soldiers and civilians use in the danger zone.

The new kind of portable gas detectors can be connected to the mobile telephone and they can send the data straight to the command center, but also that information is straight away available to the all rescue crew because it's very important to know, what kind of chemical is in question. But the cell-poison can be scorn by using gas masks and protective suits.

Those sensors can be used in the military actions, but also firemen and civil rescue units can make their job safer. Neurotoxins need another kind of medications than cytostasis. And because of medical action, the type of chemical is very urgent, because neurotoxins can normally resist by using atropine, but cell poisons need another kind of medical care.

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