Dear Editor:Kosta et al.;first ever reported the development of biologic electronic components viz resistance R,capacitance C,diode D and transistor T using human tissues and human skin.In our early study;,we have dem...Dear Editor:Kosta et al.;first ever reported the development of biologic electronic components viz resistance R,capacitance C,diode D and transistor T using human tissues and human skin.In our early study;,we have demonstrated the feasibility of liquid medium（synthetic blood plasma）to develop bio-transistor,bio-resistor,and bio-capacitor and combined them to form an amplifier using the metallic harness(the interconnecting展开更多
Dear Editor： There is accumulating evidence that human blood electronic circuit components and their application circuits become more and more important to cyborg implant/engineering, man-machine interface, hu- man ...Dear Editor： There is accumulating evidence that human blood electronic circuit components and their application circuits become more and more important to cyborg implant/engineering, man-machine interface, hu- man disease detection and healing, and artificial brain evolutionusl. Here, we report the first development of human plasma-based amplifier circuit in the dis- crete as well as integrated circuit （IC） configuration mode. Electrolytes in the human blood contain an enormous number of charge carriers such as positive and negative molecule/atom ions, which are electri- cally conducting media and therefore can be utilized for developing electronic circuit components and their application circuits. These electronic circuits obvi- ously have very high application impact potential towards bio-medical engineering and medical science and technology.展开更多
文摘Dear Editor:Kosta et al.;first ever reported the development of biologic electronic components viz resistance R,capacitance C,diode D and transistor T using human tissues and human skin.In our early study;,we have demonstrated the feasibility of liquid medium（synthetic blood plasma）to develop bio-transistor,bio-resistor,and bio-capacitor and combined them to form an amplifier using the metallic harness(the interconnecting
文摘Dear Editor： There is accumulating evidence that human blood electronic circuit components and their application circuits become more and more important to cyborg implant/engineering, man-machine interface, hu- man disease detection and healing, and artificial brain evolutionusl. Here, we report the first development of human plasma-based amplifier circuit in the dis- crete as well as integrated circuit （IC） configuration mode. Electrolytes in the human blood contain an enormous number of charge carriers such as positive and negative molecule/atom ions, which are electri- cally conducting media and therefore can be utilized for developing electronic circuit components and their application circuits. These electronic circuits obvi- ously have very high application impact potential towards bio-medical engineering and medical science and technology.
