A two-dimensional biochemical sensor has been developed for spatially resol
ved imaging and sensing with 0.2 mu M glutamate sensitivity and fast respon
se. The glutamate sensor was made by covalently immobilizing glutamate dehy
drogenase onto hat silica plates. The two-dimensional sensor has the advant
age of capturing simultaneous measurements at multiple points and may thus
allow better understanding of many biological and chemical processes throug
h spatially resolved sensing and imaging. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science B.V. Al
l rights reserved.