The paper entitled ‘Electrospun Nanofibers including Organic/Inorganic Nanohybrids: Polystyrene- and Clay-Based Architectures in Immunosensor Preparation for Serum Amyloid A’ from Gizem’s M. Sc. thesis has been published in the Biosensors.

The surface of polystyrene (PS) nanofibers, as well as PAMAMG3-modified MMT, is considered to be an alternative to the routinely used ELISA platforms for the detection of SAA. Not only is the cost reduced but also the detection limit is improved. The sensor system is promising for the analysis of clinical serum samples owing to the ease of nanofiber fabrication and the advantages of electrochemical systems.