Enantioanalysis of glyceric acid using enantioselective, potentiometric membrane electrodes : applications for the diagnosis of PH II and D-glyceric acidemia/acidurias
Enantioanalysis of glyceric acid using enantioselective, potentiometric membrane electrodes : applications for the diagnosis of PH II and D-glyceric acidemia/acidurias
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DOI:
10.1016/j.snb.2004.09.025
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发表时间:
2005-05
影响因子:
8.4
通讯作者:
R. Stefan;R. M. Nejem
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作者:
R. Stefan;R. M. Nejem
d- and l-glyceric acids are human metabolites responsible for two different diseases. Excess excretion of d-GA causes d-glyceric academia/acidurias, while excess excretion of l-GA causes hyperoxaluria type 2, PH II. Enantioselective, potentiometric membrane electrodes (EPMEs) based on maltodextrins I (dextrose equivalence (DE) 4.0–7.0), II (DE 13.0–17.0) and III (DE 16.5–19.5) as chiral selectors are proposed for the determination of l-glyceric (EPMEs based on maltodextrins I and III) and d-glyceric (EPME based on maltodextrin II) acid (l- and d-GA). EPMEs based on maltodextrins I and III can be reliably used for the analyses of l-GA using direct potentiometric method, in the concentration range of 10−8to 10−6and 10−6to 10−3mol/L, respectively, with very low detection limits (1.19×10−9and 1.0×10−7mol/L, respectively). The EPME based on maltodextrin II was successfully used for the enantioanalysis of d-GA in the 10−5to 10−3mol/L concentration range with detection limit of 1×10−6mol/L. The enantioselectivity of EPMEs was determined over l-glyceric acid (or d-glyceric acid), and their selectivity over creatine, creatinine and some inorganic cations such as Na+, K+and Ca2+. Simply polishing to obtain a fresh surface ready to be used in a new measurement can regenerate the surface of the electrodes.