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US Patent 6814845
Issued Date
November 9, 2004
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Matsumoto; Norio (Matsudo Chiba,JP)
Hu; Yibai (Lawrence, KS)
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Improved biosensors are provided having excellent selectivity and stability properties, together with methods of preparing the biosensors. A preferred biosensor includes an electrode (12) having enzyme (16) deposited thereon together with a layer of electropolymerized polymer (18) intermingled with the enzyme (16); a crosslinked silane film (20) is applied over the polymer layer (18), and a final coating (22) of polyurethane is formed over the film (20). In preparative procedures, the enzyme (16) is electrodeposited using an aqueous enzyme solution containing a nonionic surfactant at a concentration level preferably in excess of the critical micelle concentration of the surfactant. In the case of a glucose sensor, the polymer layer (18) is preferably polyphenol, while the silane film is crosslinked (3-aminopropyl) trimethoxysilane. The preferred biosensors have greatly enhanced selectivity stabilities.
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University of Kansas (Lawrence, KS)
Published
November 9, 2004
Application Number
09/990,514
Filed
November 21, 2001
US Classification
204/486   204/489 204/507 205/106 205/149 205/198 205/317 435/176 435/817
Int'l Classification
C12Q   1/00   (20060101)  
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204/486   204/489   204/507   205/106   205/149   205/198   205/317   435/176   435/817  
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