Abstract
The article notes the latest presented work on the electrochemical detection of insulin and presents a critical view of the research and development of its electrochemical non-enzymatic sensors. It monitors the effect of experimental conditions on the insulin oxidation signal and considers the catalytic effects of nanoparticles or nanocomposites deposited on the surfaces of the electrochemical sensor.
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