GLUCOSE-SENSITIVE CONDUCTOMETRIC BIOSENSOR WITH ADDITIONAL NAFION MEMBRANE - REDUCTION OF INFLUENCE OF BUFFER CAPACITY ON THE SENSOR RESPONSE AND EXTENSION OF ITS DYNAMIC-RANGE
Ap. Soldatkin et al., GLUCOSE-SENSITIVE CONDUCTOMETRIC BIOSENSOR WITH ADDITIONAL NAFION MEMBRANE - REDUCTION OF INFLUENCE OF BUFFER CAPACITY ON THE SENSOR RESPONSE AND EXTENSION OF ITS DYNAMIC-RANGE, Analytica chimica acta, 288(3), 1994, pp. 197-203
Glucose-sensitive enzyme conductometric biosensors based on interdigit
ated gold electrodes were prepared by cross-linking glucose oxidase wi
th bovine serum albumin in a saturated glutaraldehyde vapour on the se
nsor chips. Nafion membranes were deposited on top of the glucose sens
or by a spin-coating procedure. The effects of buffer concentration an
d ionic strength were examined for the glucose sensors with and withou
t Nafion membranes. Additional Nafion membranes resulted in a substant
ial reduction of the effect of buffer concentration on the sensor resp
onse and in an extension of the dynamic range of the sensor up to a gl
ucose concentration of more than 10 mM Moreover the comparison of the
properties of the developed conductometric glucose biosensors (operati
onal and storage stability, reproducibility of measurements) demonstra
tes better performance of the sensor with an additional Nafion membran
e.