Host-based antifouling gold nanotube sensor for the selective detection of mechanically sensitive serotonin release in intestinal mucosa
A new study report a stretchable electrochemical sensing platform with high deformation insensitivity and strong antibiofouling capability. The platform enables in situ capture of dynamic small-molecule chemical signals in the gut, and revealed a new mechanism underlying enhanced intestinal mechanosensation under microbe-related stimulation.
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