Prospects of Acoustic Sensor Systems for Virus Immunodetection

Outbreaks of viral infectious diseases in humans and animals remain one of the global problems of our time. Therefore, one of the most popular areas in applied microbiology is the development of fast and sensitive methods for determining viruses, including those based on biosensor analysis methods. The promise of acoustic sensor systems for detecting viruses is described in this work. The optimal capabilities of electroacoustic sensors in detecting viruses, the possibility of conducting analysis in the presence of interfering factors (viral particles and microflora), and the repeated use of sensors are shown. The promise of using acoustic sensors to determine viruses in microbiology, medicine, and veterinary medicine is demonstrated.