Amperometric biosensors based on solid binding matrices applied in food quality monitoring

Abstract

Solid binding matrix (SBM) based composite transducers have been used for development of series of multibiosensor systems applicable in various fields. Here we present two hybrid three-channel multibiosensors for simultaneous amperometric operation in food quality control, i.e. glucose/fructose/ethanol multibiosensor, based on glucose oxidase/fructose dehydrogenase/alcohol dehydrogenase surface-modified enzyme electrodes and l-lactate/ l-malate/sulfite multibiosensor, based on l-lactate dehydrogenase/ l-malate dehydrogenase/sulfite oxidase surface-modified enzyme electrodes. Different parameters have been studied in order to optimize the response of the multibiosensor systems. The multibiosensor showed a good sensitivity, linear range and storage stability. The multibiosensors were used for the determination of glucose, fructose, ethanol, l-lactate, l-malate and sulfite in samples of wine, resulting in a good agreement with data certified by the supplier. Comparison of various designs, surface-modified, bulk-modified and thick-cover, of SBM based biosensors is studied on the example of fructose biosensor.