Enzyme-Based Biosensors
Enzyme-based chemical biosensors are based upon biological recognition. The detection typically relies on an enzyme system that catalytically transforms analytes into products that can be oxidized or reduced at a working electrode, maintained at a specific potential. First enzyme-based potentiometric biosensor in which urease enzyme was immobilized on an ammonia electrode for the perception of urea.
- Oxidized at a working electrode
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