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[Progress in the application of conducting polymer in glucose biosensor]
Cang Wang1, Dajing Chen1, Liling Cheng2
1College of Biomedical Engineering & Instrument Science, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, China.
Abstract:
Conducting polymers have stable long-chain structure and good electrical conductivity. They have been used in various types of biosensors because of their excellent characteristics of the immobilization and electrical signal transmission. In recent years, researchers mainly study on improving its micro-nano structures and its signal conductivity to enhance its effect on the enzyme immobilization and signal conductive properties. This paper reviews firstly the application of conducting polymer on enzyme-immobilized glucose biosensor and the new technologies and methods in this field. This paper also points out the future application of conducting polymers in enzyme immobilization and biosensor preparation areas.

