ENTRAPMENT OF BOTH GLUCOSE-OXIDASE AND PEROXIDASE IN REGENERATED SILKFIBROIN MEMBRANE - CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MEMBRANE-STRUCTURE AND ITSAPPLICATION TO AN AMPEROMETRIC GLUCOSE SENSOR EMPLOYING METHYLENE GREEN AS AN ELECTRON-TRANSFER MEDIATOR
Yc. Liu et al., ENTRAPMENT OF BOTH GLUCOSE-OXIDASE AND PEROXIDASE IN REGENERATED SILKFIBROIN MEMBRANE - CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MEMBRANE-STRUCTURE AND ITSAPPLICATION TO AN AMPEROMETRIC GLUCOSE SENSOR EMPLOYING METHYLENE GREEN AS AN ELECTRON-TRANSFER MEDIATOR, Fresenius' journal of analytical chemistry, 355(1), 1996, pp. 78-82
Two enzmyes, glucose oxidase and peroxidase, were for the first time s
imultaneously immobilized in regenerated silk fibroin membrane. The st
ructure and morphology of the regenerated silk fibroin membrane contai
ning both glucose oxidase and peroxidase were investigated with IR spe
ctra and SEM. The bienzymes do not change the structures of the regene
rated silk fibroin in the membrane, which has an islands-sea structure
. For the first time, an amperometric methylene green mediating sensor
for glucose based on co-immobilization of both glucose oxidase and pe
roxidase in regenerated silk fibroin was constructed. Cyclic voltammet
ry and amperometry were used to test the suitability of methylene gree
n shuttling electrons between peroxidase and the glassy carbon electro
de. The bienzyme-based system offers fast response and high sensitivit
y of the sensor to glucose. The effects of pH, temperature, and the co
ncentration of the mediator on the response current were evaluated, an
d the dependence of the Michaelis-Menten constant K-m(app) on the conc
entration of the mediator was investigated.