Noninvasive Salivary Sensor Based on Ferrocene/ZnO/Nitrogen-Incorporated Nanodiamond/Si Heterojunction Nanostructures for Glucose Sensing in Neutral Conditions
Abstract:The development of a simple and convenient noninvasive salivary glucose sensor to replace the needle-prick blood collection process can not only enhance early detection and diagnosis but also reduce excess medical care costs due to delayed treatment. This study presents a noninvasive sensor based on a ferrocene/ZnO/ nitrogen-incorporated nanodiamond/Si heterojunction structure to measure glucose in saliva. The sensing electrode based on a heterojunction structure composed of ferrocene (FC), Bidens-like zinc ox… Show more
“…More recently, the commonly reported strategy is to couple GOD to polymers or macromolecules containing Fc, either through covalent bonding or intermolecular interactions, using biocomposite materials. [28][29][30] The spatial distribution of Fc and GOD is confined within the microstructure of biocomposite materials, enhancing electron transfer mediation between them. However, the synthesis processes of biocomposites can be tedious and time-consuming.…”
Electrochemical glucose sensor based on flexible materials is significant for wearable devices used for real-time health monitoring and diagnosis. However, applying flexible electrodes involves complex fabrication processes and might reduce...
“…More recently, the commonly reported strategy is to couple GOD to polymers or macromolecules containing Fc, either through covalent bonding or intermolecular interactions, using biocomposite materials. [28][29][30] The spatial distribution of Fc and GOD is confined within the microstructure of biocomposite materials, enhancing electron transfer mediation between them. However, the synthesis processes of biocomposites can be tedious and time-consuming.…”
Electrochemical glucose sensor based on flexible materials is significant for wearable devices used for real-time health monitoring and diagnosis. However, applying flexible electrodes involves complex fabrication processes and might reduce...
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