Nathalie Bassil
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Nathalie Bassil is a leading researcher in bioanalytical chemistry and surface plasmon resonance (SPR) imaging, with a focus on developing high-throughput biosensing platforms for genetic diagnostics. Her most-cited work, "One hundred spots parallel monitoring of DNA interactions by SPR imaging of polymer-functionalized surfaces applied to the detection of cystic fibrosis mutations" (2003, 74 citations), introduced a groundbreaking method for simultaneously monitoring up to 100 DNA interactions in real time. By integrating polymer-functionalized surfaces with SPR imaging, Bassil enabled the parallel detection of multiple cystic fibrosis mutations, dramatically increasing throughput and sensitivity compared to traditional single-spot assays. This innovation significantly advanced the field of label-free biosensing, offering a scalable tool for clinical genotyping and personalized medicine. Her contributions have been widely recognized, with her work cited in over 70 publications, underscoring its impact on diagnostic technology. Bassil’s research bridges materials science and molecular biology, providing a foundation for next-generation point-of-care devices. Her achievements exemplify how interdisciplinary approaches can transform genetic testing, making complex mutation analysis faster, more accessible, and highly parallel.
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