Electron mediator and electrochemical biosensor employing the same
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsSeong-je Cho, Kwang-bok Kim, Jae-hong Kim, Su-ho Lee, Sun-tae Jung, Jae-geol Cho, Chul-ho Cho
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Abstract
Provided is an electron mediator system, which may include a first transition metal complex and a second transition metal complex, wherein a working potential of the electron mediator system may be substantially the same as a molar average of a working potential of the first transition metal complex and a working potential of the second transition metal complex.
Claims16
An electron mediator system comprising a first transition metal complex and a second transition metal complex, wherein a working potential of the electron mediator system is substantially the same as a molar average of a working potential of the first transition metal complex and a working potential of the second transition metal complex, wherein the first transition metal complex comprises a ligand comprising a thiophene group.
A composition for forming a detecting reagent layer comprising:
- an electron mediator system comprising a first transition metal complex and a second transition metal complex, wherein a working potential of the electron mediator system is substantially the same as a molar average of a working potential of the first transition metal complex and a working potential of the second transition metal complex;
- an enzyme;
- and
- a carrier,
- wherein the first transition metal complex comprises a ligand comprising a thiophene group.
A biosensor comprising:
- a working electrode formed on an insulating substrate;
- a counter electrode formed on the insulating substrate;
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- a detecting reagent layer contacting the working electrode and the counter electrode,
- wherein the detecting reagent layer comprises an electron mediator system that comprises a first transition metal complex and a second transition metal complex, wherein a working potential of the electron mediator system is substantially the same as a molar average of a working potential of the first transition metal complex and a working potential of the second transition metal complex,
- wherein the first transition metal complex comprises a ligand comprising a thiophene group.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.