The Analyst · 1992 · 109 citations · 15 references
EngineeringBioelectrochemistryEnzyme ImmobilizationElectrochemical ImmobilizationChemical EngineeringBiosensing SystemsPhenol FilmBiochemical EngineeringBiomedical DevicesEnzyme MicroelectrodesBioelectrochemical SystemElectrode Reaction MechanismBiopolymersPart V. MicroelectrodesElectrochemical CellElectrochemistryGlucose OxidaseMonolayer CoverageImmobilized EnzymeElectroanalytical Sensor
The adsorption of glucose oxidase at a platinum electrode followed by immobilization in an electrochemically polymerized phenol film was found to be a reproducible method for the fabrication of enzyme microelectrodes responsive to glucose. The observed responses were comparable to those predicted on the basis of monolayer coverage of the enzyme. The electrodes were found to be stable for more than 40 d on storage at 4 °C.
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