Analytical Letters · 1974 · 42 citations · 6 references
EngineeringBiochemistryChemistryAnalytical ChemistryBiosensorsEnzymologyBioanalytical ChemistryEnzymatic BiosensorsEnzyme-based BiosensorsGlycemic MonitoringOptical BiosensorsSugar AnalysisChemiluminescent BiosensorsGlucose BiosensorsGlucose OxidaseGlucose QuantificationLinear RangeLuminescence-based AssaysLuminescent BiosensorsLuminescent Enzyme Assays
Abstract Hydrogen peroxide, produced by the interaction of glucose with immobilized glucose oxidase, reacts with the ferricyanide-luminol system to produce chemiluminescence linearly proportional to glucose concentration. The coupled reaction is used as a sensitive precise micro method for the determination of true blood glucose. The linear range of detection is 10−7 - 10−4 M glucose. The method correlates quantitatively with two glucose reference techniques.
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Properties of glucose oxidase (notatin)
D. Keilin, E. F. Hartree · Biochemical Journal · 1948 · 202 citations · Full text