Biosensors and chemical sensors : optimizing performance through polymeric materials /
Edelman, Peter G.,1956-
Wang, Joseph,1948-
American Chemical Society.Division of Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering.
American Chemical Society.Division of Analytical Chemistry.
American Chemical Society.Meeting(201st :1991 :Atlanta, Ga.)
Washington, DC : American Chemical Society,
1992.
Cover title: Biosensors & chemical sensors.
"Developed from a symposium sponsored by the Divisions of Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering, and of Analytical Chemistry at the 201st National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Atlanta, Georgia, April 14-19,1991."
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Overview of biosensors -- Multienzyme sensors -- Biosensors based on entrapment of enzymes in a water-dispersed anionic polymer -- Electrochemical characterization of ferrocene derivatives in a perfluoropolymer glucose oxidase electrode -- Protein stabilization in biosensor systems -- Electrocatalytic oxidation of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide cofactor at chemically modified electrodes -- Preparation and characterization of active glucose oxidase immobilized to a plasma-polymerized film -- Role of polymeric materials in the fabrication of ion-selective electrodes and biosensors -- Electrical wiring of flavoenzymes with flexible redox polymers -- Permselective coatings for amperometric biosensing.
(cont) Polypyrrole film electrode incorporating glucose oxidase: electrochemical behavior, catalytic response to glucose, and selectivity to pharmaceutical drugs -- Analytical applications of the electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance -- Electrochemically prepared polyelectrolyte complex of polypyrrole and a flavin-containing polyanion: use as a biosensor -- Development of polymer membrane anion-selective electrodes based on molecular recognition principles -- Electropolymerized films for the construction of ultramicrobiosensors and electron-mediated amperometric biosensors -- Molecular materials for the transduction of chemical information into electronic signals by chemical field-effect transistors -- Chemically sensitive microelectrochemical devices: new approaches to sensors.
(cont) Macro- to microelectrodes for in vivo cardiovascular measurements -- Polymeric matrix membrane field-effect transistors: sodium ion sensors for medical applications -- Polymeric membranes for miniature biosensors and chemical sensors -- Thick-film multilayer ion sensors for biomedical applications -- Environmentally sensitive polymers as biosensors: the glucose-sensitive membrane -- Water and the ion-selective electrode membrane -- Swelling of a polymer membrane for use in a glucose biosensor -- Optical immunosensors using controlled-release polymers.
Biosensors
Membranes (Technology)
Polymers