Abstract:Biomimetic structures to fabricate bioelectronic interfaces that allow sensors to electrically communicate with electrodes have potential applications in the development of biosensors. Herein, inspired by the structure feature of nitric oxide (NO) sensory protein, we constructed a biomimetically catalytic center, the histamine coordinated iron phthalocyanine (FePc), for efficient and sensitive detection of NO. In specific, NO is recognized by axial tethered FePc, and the oxidative signal of NO on FePc is conve… Show more
“…The substituents may also influence the potential of the carbon electrodes to which they are adsorbed for NO detection and in the case of decreased potential may improve NO selectivity. 54 This property should apply whatever the central metal atom and independently of whether the M-PC is linked to a microelectrode 30,55 or not.…”
Time-resolved spectroscopy from picosecond to millisecond reveals that nitric oxide (NO) dynamics dramatically depends on the nature of external groups grafted to Zn-phthlalocyanine. The experimental results were rationalized by DFT calculations.
“…The substituents may also influence the potential of the carbon electrodes to which they are adsorbed for NO detection and in the case of decreased potential may improve NO selectivity. 54 This property should apply whatever the central metal atom and independently of whether the M-PC is linked to a microelectrode 30,55 or not.…”
Time-resolved spectroscopy from picosecond to millisecond reveals that nitric oxide (NO) dynamics dramatically depends on the nature of external groups grafted to Zn-phthlalocyanine. The experimental results were rationalized by DFT calculations.
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