Fabrication of a chitosan/glucose oxidase-poly(anilineboronic acid)-Au(nano)/Au-plated Au electrode for biosensor and biofuel cell.
Fabrication of a chitosan/glucose oxidase-poly(anilineboronic acid)-Au(nano)/Au-plated Au electrode for biosensor and biofuel cell.
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10.1016/j.bios.2011.10.045
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2012-01
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12.6
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Y. Huang;Xiaoli Qin;Zou Li;Yingchun Fu;Cong Qin;Feng Wu;Zhaohong Su;M. Ma;Q. Xie;S. Yao;Jiming Hu
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Y. Huang;Xiaoli Qin;Zou Li;Yingchun Fu;Cong Qin;Feng Wu;Zhaohong Su;M. Ma;Q. Xie;S. Yao;Jiming Hu
Enzyme immobilization is one of the key factors in constructing high-performance enzyme biosensors and biofuel cells (BFCs). Herein, we propose a new protocol for efficient immobilization of a glycoprotein enzyme based on the interaction of the 1, 2- or 1, 3-diols in the glycoprotein with a boronic acid functionalized monomer. Briefly, casting a mixture of glucose oxidase (GOx) and anilineboronic acid (ABA) followed by a NaAuCl4solution to an Au-plated Au electrode surface yielded a GOx–poly(ABA) (PABA)–gold nanoparticle (Aunano) bionanocomposite, and chitosan (CS) was then cast and air-dried. In the present protocol, the small-sized Aunanoor Au subnanostructures can form near/on the enzyme molecule, which greatly promotes the electron transfer of enzymatic reaction and enhances the amperometric responses. The thus-prepared CS/GOx–PABA–Aunano/Au-plated Au electrode worked well in the first-/second generation biosensing modes and as a bioanode in a monopolar biofuel cell, with analytical or cell-power performance superior to those of most analogues hitherto reported.