Glucose sensor

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1996-12-19

1999-10-12

Beisner, William H.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

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Electrolytic

435817, 435180, G01N 2726, C12N 1102

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059649933

ABSTRACT:
A sensor that is capable of accurately measuring glucose and other analytes in low oxygen environments is provided. The sensor employs an enzyme-containing membrane comprising a semi-interpenetrating polymer network which is infiltrated by an enzyme. The enzyme-containing membrane increases oxygen transport to the enzyme such that oxygen is not a limiting factor in the oxidation taking place at the enzyme.

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