The sensor is the key to the whole thing. The chemistry behind it is simple: an ultrafine gold wire is covered with glucose oxidase, an enzyme derived from the bacteria Penicillium notatum.

mainly in procuring glucose oxidase, an enzyme that oxidizes glucose. The reaction creates hydrogen peroxide, which can be measured to determine the amount of glucose present. With glucose oxidase ...

“All we used is a 0.5 cm carbon cloth and glucose oxidase, an enzyme, on it. When glucose in the blood comes into contact ...

During the production process, bees add an enzyme called glucose oxidase, which helps break down sugar into hydrogen peroxide ...

To achieve this, we established a modification procedure for the graphene channel through the electrosynthesis of an electroactive polymer, onto which we integrated the glucose oxidase enzyme.