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¹Department of Chemistry, Box 351700, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 98195.

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Area of Science:

Electrochemistry
Biosensors
Biotechnology

Background:

Electrochemical sensors often suffer from fouling, limiting their reusability and performance.
Immobilized enzymes are crucial for biosensor specificity but can degrade or become inactive over time.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel electrochemical sensor concept using beads for disposable electrodes and renewable enzyme layers.
To test the practical application of this flow injection renewable electrochemical sensor (FI-RES) concept.
To evaluate the performance of biosensors for alcohol and glucose detection in real samples.

Main Methods:

Utilizing electrically conducting beads for disposable electrodes.
Employing nonconducting beads for renewable immobilized enzyme layers (galactose, lactate, alcohol, glucose oxidase).
Testing amperometric detection and automatic electrode/enzyme renewal (<1 min) using glassy carbon particles.

Main Results:

The FI-RES concept was confirmed as practical for biosensing applications.
Successful determination of alcohol and glucose in beer and wine samples was achieved.
Demonstrated efficient and rapid renewal of both the electrode and immobilized enzyme layers.

Conclusions:

The proposed FI-RES offers a novel and practical approach to electrochemical biosensing.
This method provides advantages in preventing electrode fouling and enabling rapid sensor renewal.
The technology is applicable for enzyme activity comparison, immobilization studies, and general voltammetry.