The Project is concentrated on developing a brand-new technology for a bulk, time and cost-effective
production of bacteriophage-based specific binding systems for extremely low concentrated markers in fluids.
To achieve this goal, the Project aims, first, to development of the phage display technology applicable for
specific trapping of low-concentrated markers in human fluids, like urine, and, second, to development and
optimization of technique for a tight adhesion of bacteriophages on the nanofiber surface. Realization of these
aims would be a breaking-through innovation for nanofiber ultrasensitive microfluidic sensors and, thus, it
could bring the novel ultrasensitive nanosensors into medical practice since production of antibodies is currently too expensive for exploitation