“…1d) utilize alternative transduction principles, such as direct oxidation-reduction reactions or nanomaterial-based mechanisms, to detect and quantify analytes without relying on enzyme specificity. 33,34 It should be noted that the reaction pathway depicted in Fig. 1d represents a simplified model designed to illustrate a general non-enzyme-based electron transfer mechanism.…”
This manuscript emphasizes advancements in electrochemical sensors for real-time glucose monitoring, showcasing their pivotal role in enhancing personalized healthcare through continuous, reliable measurement of biochemical markers.
“…1d) utilize alternative transduction principles, such as direct oxidation-reduction reactions or nanomaterial-based mechanisms, to detect and quantify analytes without relying on enzyme specificity. 33,34 It should be noted that the reaction pathway depicted in Fig. 1d represents a simplified model designed to illustrate a general non-enzyme-based electron transfer mechanism.…”
This manuscript emphasizes advancements in electrochemical sensors for real-time glucose monitoring, showcasing their pivotal role in enhancing personalized healthcare through continuous, reliable measurement of biochemical markers.
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