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Enzyme Electrode with Collagen-Immobilized Cholesterol Oxidase for the Microdetermination of Free Cholesterol
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EngineeringFree CholesterolBioelectrochemistryBiomedical EngineeringFree Cholesterol DeterminationEnzyme ImmobilizationBiosensing SystemsBioanalysisCollagen-immobilized Cholesterol OxidaseAnalytical ChemistryMatrix BiologyOxysterolBiochemistryHigh SensitivityAbstract Cholesterol OxidaseBiomedical AnalysisBiomedical SensorsBiomedical DiagnosticsBioelectronicsEnzyme ElectrodeImmobilized EnzymeElectroanalytical SensorMedicine
Abstract Cholesterol oxidase has been immobililzed on collagen films associated to an electrochemical sensor to form a “cholesterol electrode”. The electrode poised at a potential of + 650 my vs Ag/AgCl detects the hydrogen peroxide produced in the enzymatic reaction. This device presents a very high sensitivity and a wide range of linearity (10−7 M - 0.8.10−4 M). The use of a non enzymatic electrode associated with the enzymatic one allowed the detection and correction of electrochemical interferences when applied to human sera for free cholesterol determination. Key Words: Enzyme ElectrodeEnzymatic cholesterolClinical AnalysisCollagen membrane
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