EFFICIENT GLUCOSE DETECTION IN ANAEROBIC SOLUTIONS USING AN ENZYME-MODIFIED ELECTRODE DESIGNED TO DETECT H2O2 - IMPLICATIONS FOR BIOMEDICALAPPLICATIONS
Jp. Lowry et al., EFFICIENT GLUCOSE DETECTION IN ANAEROBIC SOLUTIONS USING AN ENZYME-MODIFIED ELECTRODE DESIGNED TO DETECT H2O2 - IMPLICATIONS FOR BIOMEDICALAPPLICATIONS, Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, (21), 1994, pp. 2483-2484
The finding that a 'first generation' glucose oxidase modified poly(o-
phenylenediamine) coated Pt electrode, designed to detect H2O2, respon
ded to glucose in N-2-saturated solutions with a sensitivity similar t
o that of air-saturated media is of considerable significance for the
application of biosensors in biological systems where O-2 availability
is severely restricted.