Elena Poimanova

Dr. Elena Poimanova

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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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31 March 2022 in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
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EPElena Poimanova
Elena Poimanova
PSPolina A. Shaposhnik
Polina A. Shaposhnik
DADaniil S. Anisimov
Daniil S. Anisimov
EZElena Zavyalova
Elena Zavyalova
ATAskold Trul
Askold Trul
SPSergey Ponomarenko
Sergey Ponomarenko

17 August 2023 in Chemosensors
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EPElena Poimanova
Elena Poimanova
EZElena Zavyalova
Elena Zavyalova
EKElena A. Kretova
Elena A. Kretova
AAAnton A. Abramov
Anton A. Abramov
ATAskold Trul
Askold Trul
EAElena V. Agina
Elena V. Agina
Elaboration of biosensors on the base of organic transistors with embedded biomolecules which can operate in an aqueous environment is of paramount importance. Electrolyte-gated organic field-effect transistors demonstrate high sensitivity in detection of various analytes. In this paper, we demonstrated the possibility of quantitative fast specific determination of virus particles by an aptasensor based on EGOFET. The sensitivity and selectivity of the devices were examined with the influenza A virus as well as with control bioliquids like influenza B, Newcastle disease viruses or allantoic fluid with different dilutions. The influence of the semiconducting layer thickness on EGOFETs sensory properties is discussed. The fabrication of a multi-flow cell that simultaneously registers the responses from several devices on the same substrate and the creation of a multi-sensor flow device are reported. The responses of the elaborated bioelectronic platform to the influenza A virus obtained with application of the portable multi-flow mode are well correlated with the responses obtained in the laboratory stationary mode.

4 April 2024 in Organic Electronics
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PSPolina A. Shaposhnik
Polina A. Shaposhnik
ATAskold Trul
Askold Trul
EPElena Poimanova
Elena Poimanova
ESEkaterina A. Sorokina
Ekaterina A. Sorokina
OBOleg V. Borshchev
Oleg V. Borshchev
SPSergey Ponomarenko
Sergey Ponomarenko

1 April 2024 in Russian Chemical Reviews
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BKB. S. Kuleshov
B. S. Kuleshov
EZElena Zavyalova
Elena Zavyalova
EPElena Poimanova
Elena Poimanova
AAA. A. Abramov
A. A. Abramov
SPSergey Ponomarenko
Sergey Ponomarenko
EAElena V. Agina
Elena V. Agina
The review gives a systematic account of published data devoted to multisensor technologies for manufacturing effective miniature devices capable of simultaneous accurate determination of several analytes and/or characteristics of biological fluids. The use of electrolyte-gated field-effect transistors as a biosensing platform is considered in detail. The devices based on these transistors demonstrate record-low limits of detection and are easy for mass production. The use of electrolyte-gated field-effect transistors in combination with aptamers capable of specifically binding to various analytes forms the grounds for innovations in early medical diagnosis (label-free biomarker detection). The most successful examples of multisensor devices using these transistors are presented, and the prospects of using aptamers as a recognition element in these devices are demonstrated.Bibliography — 154 references.

17 January 2023 in Chemosensors
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PSPolina Shaposhnik
Polina Shaposhnik
EPElena Poimanova
Elena Poimanova
AAAnton A. Abramov
Anton A. Abramov
ATAskold Trul
Askold Trul
DADaniil Anisimov
Daniil Anisimov
SPSergey Ponomarenko
Sergey Ponomarenko
Electrolyte-gated organic field-effect transistors (EGOFETs) is a popular platform for numerous sensing and biosensing applications in aqueous media. In this work, the variation of electrical characteristics of EGOFETs based on small-molecule organic semiconductor C8-BTBT and polystyrene blend in water solutions at different pH values was investigated. A positive shift of the threshold voltage with near-Nernstian pH sensitivity was demonstrated in the pH range from 4.9 to 2.8, while no measurable pH dependence in the range from 4.9 to 8.6 pH was registered. These results indicate chemical doping of the molecules of organic semiconductors by protons from the electrolyte in the acidic region. In order to check the applicability of the EGOFETs in a flow mode, a flow chamber was designed and assembled. The preliminary results obtained in the flow mode measurements showed a fast response to pH variation.

25 August 2017
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DPDmitry Paraschuk
Dmitry Paraschuk
AGAnastasia V. Glushkova
Anastasia V. Glushkova
EPElena Poimanova
Elena Poimanova
VBVladimir Bruevich
Vladimir Bruevich
YLYuriy Luponosov
Yuriy Luponosov
SPSergey Ponomarenko
Sergey Ponomarenko