2019
DOI: 10.1541/ieejsmas.139.143
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Glucose Detection Characteristics of an Extended-Gate Field-Effect Transistor Fabricated by the Enzyme Immobilization Using a Long-Chain-Aminosilane Agent

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“…To immobilize GOD on the ion-sensitive gate electrode, ionic binding, covalent binding, and inclusion methods have been developed. Among them, the covalent bonding method is mostly used for ISFET-type and EGFET-type biosensors, similar to the cases of our ZnO-based ISFET-type [15,16] and EGFET-type glucose sensors [21]. Although the number is limited, however, the inclusion method is also applied as reported by You et al [22].…”
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“…To immobilize GOD on the ion-sensitive gate electrode, ionic binding, covalent binding, and inclusion methods have been developed. Among them, the covalent bonding method is mostly used for ISFET-type and EGFET-type biosensors, similar to the cases of our ZnO-based ISFET-type [15,16] and EGFET-type glucose sensors [21]. Although the number is limited, however, the inclusion method is also applied as reported by You et al [22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…To check the sensitivity of the EGFET-type ion/glucose sensors, the experimental setup shown in Figure 1 [21] was employed, where the electrolyte was 100 mM PBS. The extended gate electrode was immersed in the electrolyte and connected with the gate electrode of an outside MOSFET.…”
Section: Device Setup and Measuring Conditions Used For Ph And Glucosmentioning
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