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AI-Driven Generation of Cortisol-Binding Peptides for Non-Invasive Stress Detection

2026-03-06

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Cortisol is a primary biomarker of stress, released in sweat at concentrations that directly correlate with physiological stress levels. Detecting cortisol non-invasively offers significant potential for real-time stress monitoring and healthcare applications. Biosensors capable of binding cortisol can thus enable the development of novel diagnostic platforms for personalised health management. In our earlier work...

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Literature Corpus work: b35bea78-4ff5-5a56-9b52-2cef28332806
DOI: 10.64898/2026.03.04.709567

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