Liping Wang

Title: Liping Wang and Single-Cell Electrochemical Sensing

Introduction

Liping Wang is an inventor associated with Jiangnan University in Wuxi, China. Her work includes a patent for a single-cell electrochemical sensor designed to assess cellular damage caused by toxins.

Latest Patents

Wang is listed as an inventor on 1 patent: “Single-cell-based electrochemical sensor based on functionalized nano-probe and application thereof.” The disclosure combines a functionalized nano-probe with an electrochemical cell-based sensor. It uses Prussian blue to modify the probe and a micro-operating platform to analyze current signals from individual cells.

The platform uses electrochemical chronoamperometry to measure current changes and assess damage to single cells exposed to toxins. The disclosed approach aims to provide a reliable, easy-to-operate, and repeatable method for evaluating fungal-toxin cytotoxicity. Potential applications include real-time monitoring of toxin effects in living cells and nano-environmental detection.

Career Highlights

Wang’s listed patent connects electrochemical sensing, functionalized nanoprobes, and single-cell analysis. The invention focuses on detecting toxin-induced cellular damage through measurable electrical signals.

Collaborations

The patent lists Xiulan Sun and Yongli Ye as Wang’s coworkers. The supplied information identifies Jiangnan University as her affiliated company or institution.

Conclusion

Liping Wang’s patent describes a single-cell electrochemical sensing platform intended to support rapid assessment of fungal-toxin effects and related cellular monitoring applications.