- Ali Tuncay Ozyilmaz
The University of Mustafa Kemal, Science and Arts Faculty, Chemistry Department, 31040 Hatay-Türkiye.
atuncay@mku.edu.tr - Esiye Irem Bayram
The University of Mustafa Kemal, Science and Arts Faculty, Chemistry Department, 31040 Hatay-Türkiye.
Volume 8 - No: 3
Glucose-Sensitive Biosensor Design by Zinc Ferrite (Znfe2O4) Nanoparticle-Modified Poly (o-Toluidine) Film
DOI: 10.28978/nesciences.1405173
Keywords: Poly (o-toluidine), glucose oxidase, amperometric biosensor, zinc ferrite nanoparticle, conductive polymer
Abstract
Glucose oxidase (GOD) immobilized poly(o-toluidine) (POT) coated Pt electrode was designed for glucose-sensitive biosensor. Since POT film structure affects enzyme activity, parameters of enzyme immobilization and POT synthesis conditions were optimized. Optimal monomer concentration for POT film synthesis was determined as 40 mM and the scanning rate was determined as 50 mV/s. As for the immobilization process results, GOD, glutaraldehyde (GAL) and chitosan (Chi) concentrations were decided as 2 mg/ml 0.10%, and 0.5% for the Pt/POT electrode. Zinc ferrite nanoparticle (ZnFe2O4NP) was immobilized together with POT film in the presence of GOD enzyme. It was revealed that ZnFe2O4NP increased the current responses and stability of the Pt/POT electrode.