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1National Institute for Bioscience and Human-Technology, Ibaraki, Japan.
Abstract:
The concentration of glucose is determined by a combination of flow-injection analysis with amperometric enzyme sensor detection. The enzyme sensor is prepared by coating a glassy carbon electrode with a layer of lipid-modified glucose oxidase and Nafion: first, a benzene solution of the modified enzyme is placed on the glassy carbon electrode and dried, then a Nafion solution is placed on the electrode and dried. The sensor-based system exhibited a linear response for glucose concentration up to 10 mM with a sampling rate of 250 sample/h, and is stable for 12 weeks after 2000 glucose injections.
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