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Bioelectrochemical Behavior of the Composite PVP-Os/chitosan as a Mediator with Different Types of Enzymes at Graphite Electrode
Najat Beden, Harishchandra Digambar Jirimali
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80% confidenceThe study investigates the bioelectrochemical behavior of a composite mediator PVP-Os/chitosan with different enzymes at a graphite electrode, demonstrating improved electrochemical performance.
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Abstract
Key findings
- The composite mediator PVP-Os/chitosan exhibits enhanced electrocatalytic activity with glucose oxidase and lactate oxidase enzymes.
- The bioelectrochemical behavior of the composite mediator is influenced by the type of enzyme used, with glucose oxidase showing higher current density.
- The graphite electrode modified with the composite mediator and enzymes demonstrates improved stability and durability.
Keywords
Cellobiose dehydrogenaseGlucose oxidaseDehydrogenaseChitosanFormate dehydrogenaseBiochemistry
Identifiers
- Journal
- Insights in Analytical Electrochemistry
- Year
- 2015