T. Yao et al., SIMULTANEOUS ASSAYS OF GLUCOSE, URATE, AND CHOLESTEROL IN BLOOD-SERUMBY AMPEROMETRIC FLOW-INJECTION ANALYSIS, Electroanalysis, 7(2), 1995, pp. 143-146
Glucose, uric acid, and cholesterol in serum were assayed simultaneous
ly in a how injection system by using a 16-way switching valve and a p
arallel configuration of three immobilized enzyme reactors. Nafion fil
m-coated and Nafion/cellulose acetate him-coated platinum electrodes w
ere used to selectively detect the hydrogen peroxide generated enzymat
ically in the enzyme reactors, without any interferences from electroa
ctive species such as L-ascorbate and proteins present in the serum. T
he signal current was linearly related to the glucose concentration in
the range of 5-700 mg/dL, to the urate concentration in the range of
1-80 mg/dL, and to the cholesterol concentration in the range of 5-100
mg/dL. The precision (coefficient of variation) was better than 2.8%
for the simultaneous assay of the three species in human control serum
. The assay speed was up to 32 samples per hour.