Covid-19 Metabolomics and Diagnosis: Volume 2 [Hardcover]

This book presents a collection of chapters on Covid-19 topics, with focus on the metabolomics and diagnosis. The chapters report on diagnostic tests for detection of SARC-CoV-2 virus and related proteins as well as post-Covid omics. This book covers Fourier-Transform Infrared spectroscopy and spectromicroscopy applied to Covid-19 studies and Carbon Nanomaterials as Covid-19 Electrochemical sensors. Moreover, the reader will find content on 3D printing for virus diagnosis, as well as organ-on-a-chip models for viral infection proteomics interaction.Fourier-Transform Infrared Spectroscopy and Spectromicroscopy Applied to Covid-19 Studies.- Point-of-Care Devices with Electrochemical Detection For Covid-19 Diagnosis.- Carbon Nanomaterials for Covid-19 Electrochemical Sensors.- Use of Metallic Nanostructures In Electrochemical Biosensing of Sars-Cov-2.- 3d Printing For Virus Diagnosis.- Post-Covid-19 Metabolomics: Pursuing the Sequels af a Pandemic.- Metabolic Behavior of Covid-19 Infection Severity.- Pandemics-On-A-Chip: Organ-On-A-Chip Models for Studying Viral Infections.Frank N. Crespilho is Professor of Physical-Chemistry at Chemistry Institute of University of Sao Paulo, S?o Carlos since 2012. He was Associate Professor of Chemistry at Federal University (UFABC), Brazil (2009-2012), Visiting Associate in Chemistry at California Institute of Technology, Caltech (EUA), and Visiting Professor at Max-Planck-Institute for Solid State Research, Stuttgart, Germany (2016). He was Visiting Professor at Harvard University (2018-2019) and since 2019 he is Fellow of the J. A. P. School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University at the lab of Prof. Michael Aziz. He is the Coordinator of COVID-19 Network in metabolomics and diagnostics chemistry at the University of S?o Paulo. He was one of the inventors of the Popular Fast Test of COVID-19 , costing less than a dollar, for mass testing in developing countries. His research interests include fundamental and appllC.