Electrochemical biosensor

Electrolysis: processes – compositions used therein – and methods – Electrolytic analysis or testing – For organic compound

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C205S792000, C204S403010

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10457202

ABSTRACT:
An electrochemical biosensor for quantifying one or more redox species in a liquid sample comprising a background electrochemical activity, wherein said biosensor comprises:(i) an electrode system;(ii) a filter means comprising a sample loading position; and(iii) a charge transfer surface between said filter means and said electrode system;wherein said filter means separates said sample loading position from said charge transfer surface by an amount of filter material capable of providing a tangential peak height for said background electrochemical activity of less than 30% of the tangential peak height for said redox species; andsaid biosensor comprises an intermediate layer between said filter means and said charge transfer surface, wherein said intermediate layer has a lower energy requirement to transfer said liquid sample to said charge transfer surface than said filter material.

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