Research Article
Introduction of Bifunctional Group onto MWNT by Radiation-Induced Graft Polymerization and Its Use as Biosensor-Supporting Materials
Table 2
Comparison of electrochemical properties to the tyrosinase-modified biosensors.
| Type of electrode | Sensitivity (Am M−1 cm−2) | Sensing range | Detection limit (nM) | Stability | Reference |
| Poly 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene/tyrosinase electrode | 608 | Not reported | 5 | Retains activity 30% after 12 days | [24] | Colloidal gold nanoparticles/graphite-Teflon/tyrosinase | 407.04 | 0.010–8.0 M | 20 | 39 days | [25] | Tyrosinase/3-mercaptopropionicacid-modified Au electrodes | 196.7 | 0.2–100 M | 88 | 5 days | [26] | Organoclay-enzyme film electrodes | 75 | 0.2–15 M | Not reported | Not reported | [27] | Sol-gel immobilized tyrosinase electrode | 208.83 | 1–60 M | 200 | Retains activity 57% of after 2 weeks | [28] | Nafion/ZnO/tyrosinase films | 30.3 | 0.01–0.4 mM | 4000 | Retains activity 81.2% after 20 days | [29] | Poly(GMA-co-VF)-g-MWNT/DMF/tyrosinase electrode | 187 | 0.1–20 mM | 25 | Retain activity 90% after 30 days | This work |
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