Table 1. Comparison of the developed sensor with other reported fluorescence-based sensors for bisphenol A detection.

Sensor platform/materials	Detection strategy	Linear range	LOD	Tested matrices	Reference
BPA-aptamer system	Fluorescence	0–1300 µM	32 nM	Tap water	43
Au-Fe alloy nanoparticles/horseradish peroxidase	Colorimetry	1.10–70.1 µM	0.58 µM	Polycarbonate plastic samples	44
Laccase enzyme/ABTS/polyvinyl alcohol hydrogel beads	Colorimetry	1.0–10.0 µM	0.5 µM	Model phenolic solutions	45
Magnetic particles and quantum dots/immunochromatographic test strip	Fluorescence/lateral flow immunoassay	0.3–100 µg mL−1	0.3 ng mL−1	Drinking and natural water	24
UCNPs/tetramethylrhodamine	Fluorescence (FRET)	0.1–25 ng mL−1	0.05 ng mL−1	Tap water, river water, disposable paper cup water	25
Zinc-based porphyrin metal–organic framework	Fluorescence quenching	0.050–20 nM	0.902 nM	Polycarbonate food packaging films	26
MIP chips	Colorimetry	5–25 µM	5 µM	Wastewater	39
AgNP-MIP chips	Fluorescence (MEF)	0.1 nM–25 µM	0.1 nM	Wastewater	This work