A biotransducer is a device that converts biological signals into electrical signals, or vice versa, often used in the context of biosensors and biotechnology applications. These devices can detect and measure biological substances or changes in biological systems by translating the biochemical interactions into a measurable electrical output. Biotransducers typically consist of a biological recognition element (such as enzymes, antibodies, or nucleic acids) and a transducer component that converts the biochemical event into an electrical signal.
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