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US 2010/0133101 A1Published application
Cross-linked enzyme matrix and uses thereof
AssigneeInstrumentation Laboratory Company
InventorsPrasad Pamidi, Sohrab Mansouri, Melanie Shin, Vasile Cosofret, Clarke Xu
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Abstract
An electrochemical sensor system and membrane and method thereof for increased accuracy and effective life of electrochemical and enzyme sensors.
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A composite membrane for an enzyme sensor, comprising:
- an inner membrane layer comprising a restorable polymerizable membrane, the inner membrane layer adapted to function as an interference rejection membrane;
- an outer membrane layer comprising polyurethane, and adapted to be disposed adjacent a flow channel during use;
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- an enzyme layer disposed between and in contact with the inner and the outer membrane layers, said enzyme layer comprising a matrix comprising:
- at least one enzyme selected from the group consisting of creatinase and sarcosine oxidase;
- a cross-linking agent;
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- an enzyme stabilizer selected from the group consisting of polyethyleneimine, polypropyleneimine, poly(N-vinylimidazole), polyallylamine, polyvinylpyridine, polyvinylpyrrolidone, polylysine, and protamine;
- wherein the outer membrane is adapted to control diffusion of an analyte into the enzyme layer.
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A composite membrane for an enzyme sensor, comprising:
- an inner membrane layer comprising a restorable polymerizable membrane, the inner membrane layer adapted to function as an interference rejection membrane;
- an outer membrane layer comprising polyurethane, and adapted to be disposed adjacent a flow channel during use;
- and
- an enzyme layer disposed between and in contact with the inner and the outer membrane layers, said enzyme layer comprising a matrix comprising:
- creatininase;
- creatinase;
- sarcosine oxidase;
- glutaraldehyde;
- and
- polyethyleneimine,
- wherein the outer membrane is adapted to control diffusion of an analyte into the enzyme layer.
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