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Title: Development of a Fluoride Riboswitch-based Whole-cell Biosensor for Detecting Fluoride in Drinking Water
Authors: Kaushalya, K.A.D.
Ariyaratne, W.M.R.
Silva, G.N.
Keywords: Riboswitch
Fluoride Ions
Drinking Water
Portable Biosensor
E. coli
Issue Date: 2024
Publisher: University of Colombo
Citation: Kaushalya, K.A.D., Ariyaratne, W.M.R., and Silva, G.N. (2024). Development of a Fluoride Riboswitch-based Whole-cell Biosensor for Detecting Fluoride in Drinking Water. University of Colombo Annual Research Symposium 2024, p.288.
Abstract: Drinking water is the main dietary source of fluoride for humans. Despite the benefits, high ingestion of fluoride causes adverse health concerns. Interference with other ions is a major drawback associated with conventional methods available for detection of fluoride concentration in drinking water. Bacterial riboswitches are well known for their high selectivity towards the ligand. The novel method ...
URI: http://archive.cmb.ac.lk:8080/xmlui/handle/70130/7425
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