Biosensors glucose determination

There are also RMs which are prepared for a specific application and are used for validation of relevant methods. Cobbaert et al. (1999) made use of Ion Selective Electrode (ISE)-protein-based materials when evaluating a procedure which used an electrode with an enzyme-linked biosensor to determine glucose and lactate in blood. Chance et al. (1999) are involved with the diagnosis of inherited disorders in newborn children and they prepared a series of reference materials consisting of blood spotted onto filter paper and dried, from which amino-acids can be eluted and... 

S. Milardovic, I. Kruhak, D. Ivekovic, V. Rumenjak, M. Tkalcec, and B.S. Grabaric, Glucose determination in blood samples using flow injection analysis and an amperometric biosensor based on glucose oxidase immobilized on hexacyanoferrate modified nickel electrode. Anal. Chim. Acta 350, 91-96... 

One of the important purposes for the study of the direct electron transfer of protein is to construct the mediator-free protein-based biosensors. These biosensors can determine many small molecules like H202, 02, NO, nitrite, small organic peroxide, and so on. They also can determine glucose, alcohol, and amino acids by... 

Shervedani, R. K., Mehrjardi, A. H. and Zamiri, N. (2006), A novel method for glucose determination based on electrochemical impedance spectroscopy using glucose oxidase self-assembled biosensor. Bioelectrochemistry, 69(2) 201-208. 

Glueose biosensors have reeeived a lot of attention due to the importanee that the fast, sensitive and seleetive glucose determination presents in the diagnostic and control of diabetes, one of the most important diseases of this eentury. Different strategies involving CNTs have been proposed for the development of glueose biosensors, and the most representative are ineluded below. 

Optical biosensor Colorimetric for oolor, photometric for light intensity Detection of disease-like cancer, direct glucose determination in blood using reagentless optical biosensor... 

Lawrence, Deo, and Wang (Anal. Chem., 2004, 76,3735) have described an electrochemical biosensor for determining glucose based on a carbon paste electrode. 

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