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In this study, we have developed a canine nose-mimicking bioelectronic sensor to detect low concentration of hexanal, a product of lipid oxidation. For mimicking a canine nose, nanovesicles containing canine olfactory receptor, cfOR5269, were produced from host HEK293 cells expressing cfOR5269 on their surface, and then the produced nanovesicles were immobilized on swCNT-FET platform. Since swCNT-FET amplified the signal from nanovesicles, we were able to develop a highly sensitive bioelectronic nose, which has the selectivity of the canine olfactory receptor. We obtained selective signals from hexanal treatment, and the detection lim it of our sensor was 1 fM. Our selective and sensitive bioelectronic nose can be used as an alternative sensing system for canine nose.