Physical Characteristic Determination of a Biological Sample
AssigneeConductive Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMatthew K. Musho, Christina A. Beaverson, Nicholas F. Szabo
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AssigneeConductive Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMatthew K. Musho, Christina A. Beaverson, Nicholas F. Szabo
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Test sensors, methods, and systems are described that include a first electrode pair having either two active electrodes or an inactive working electrode paired with an active counter electrode. These active electrodes are different than having an electron transfer mediator on an inactive electrode because in addition to the structural differences between an electrode directly in contact with the conductors of the test sensor verses a reagent coating, there are chemical and functional differences. The active electrodes are formed from an electrode core material including an element that loses or acquires electrons during the analysis and directly participates in the electrochemical reaction of the sample. As the active electrodes are insoluble in the sample during the analysis, an electrochemically stable potential is provided by the active electrodes that can reliably operate at higher operating potentials than conventional electron transfer mediator reagents coated on an inactive electrode.
A test sensor for determining a corrected analyte concentration of a sample comprising:
A test sensor for determining a physical characteristic of a sample, comprising:
A method for determining a corrected analyte concentration of a sample comprising:
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A method for determining a physical characteristic content of a sample, comprising:
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A system for determining a corrected analyte concentration of a sample comprising:
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A system for determining a physical characteristic of a sample, comprising:
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An active electrode pair for participating in the electrochemical reaction of an analyte in a sample, the active electrode pair comprising:
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.