Abstract
A printable glucose sensor was obtained by immobilisation of glucose oxidase onto the surface of poly(pyrrole)-coated latex spheres, which were mixed with a conducting ink. The obtained hybrid material was able to amperometrically detect glucose under aerobic as well as anaerobic conditions, without the use of electron mediators. Since all of the steps involved in the preparation of this latex-poly(pyrrole)-based ink are performed in solution, in-expensive mass production will be possible. A possible mechanism for this sensor is proposed based on the direct communication between the enzyme and the conducting polymer under anaerobic conditions.
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