| In today’s world, various types of magnetic materials as an essential and inseparable part of scientifc application
demonstrate high potential for exploitation in different felds including bioimaging, catalysis, and energy stor
age. In addition, attractive and unique advantages including high surface area, conductivity, stability, and sol
ubility have caused the high effciency of these materials in sensing platforms. Besides, the advancement of point
of-care detection methods such as microfluidics has provided a portable sensing device with several advantages
such as short response time and the lowest amounts of samples and reagents as well as being automated for
effcient determination of various toxins, drugs, and cells. In this review, we attempted to review recent types of
microfluidic systems based on electrochemical, optical and quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) methods which
have exploited magnetic materials for designing the most effcient and sensitive microfluidic sensor based on
magnetic materials. |