A Thin-Film Glucose Biosensor Based on Hexamethyldisiloxane Plasma-Polymerized Film : Influence of Its Film Thickness on the Platinum Electrode(Nano-interface Controlled Electronic Devices)(<Special Section>Recent Progress of Organic Molecular Electronics
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An amperometric thin-film glucose biosensor based on a plasma-polymerized film using hexamethyldisiloxane as the monomer is presented. The plasma-polymerized film, achieved in plasma in the vapor phase, offers a new alternative for use in the design of the electrode-enzyme interface of biosensors. The film shows promise of high sensor performance; namely, rapid sensor response, low noise, a wide dynamic range, reproducibility, and reduction in the effects of interfering materials such as ascorbic acid. In this study, we examined the usefulness of the hexamethyldisiloxane plasma-polymerized film and investigated how the thickness of the plasma-polymerized film on a platinum electrode affected sensor characteristics: the selectivity for hydrogen peroxide versus interfering agents, the sensor response due to enzymatic reaction, and oxygen depletion.
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- 2004-02-01
著者
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Karube Isao
Research Center For Advanced Science And Technology The University Of Tokyo
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KASE Yoshihiro
Graduate School of Electrical Engineering and Department of Electronic Engineering, Shibaura Institu
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MUGURUMA Hitoshi
Graduate School of Electrical Engineering and Department of Electronic Engineering, Shibaura Institu
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HIRATSUKA Atsunori
National Institute of Advanced Science and Technology
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KARUBE Isao
Tokyo University of Technology
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Muguruma H
Graduate School Of Electrical Engineering And Department Of Electronic Engineering Shibaura Institut
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Muguruma Hitoshi
Graduate School Of Electrical Engineering And Department Of Electronic Engineering Shibaura Institut
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Kase Yoshihiro
Graduate School Of Electrical Engineering And Department Of Electronic Engineering Shibaura Institut
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