| Summary: | Biosensors are central to diagnostic and medicinal applications, especially in terms of
monitoring, managing illness, and public health. Microfiber-based biosensors are known to be
capable of measuring both the presence and behavior of biological molecules in a highly sensitive
manner. In addition, the flexibility of microfiber in supporting a variety of sensing layer designs
and the integration of nanomaterials with biorecognition molecules brings immense opportunity
for specificity enhancement. This review paper aims to discuss and explore different microfiber
configurations by highlighting their fundamental concepts, fabrication processes, and performance
as biosensors.
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