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US 2026/0240466 A1Published application
Biosensor based on a near field communication using direct electron transfer
AssigneesThe University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, ARKRAY, Inc.
InventorsKoji SODE, David PROBST
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a biosensor comprising: a first coil which is electrically connected to an enzyme electrode and a reference electrode and transmits a signal generated via an enzyme reaction on the enzyme electrode; and a second coil which is placed proximate to the first coil and is connected to a detection device which receives the signal from the first coil, wherein said enzyme electrode comprises a direct electron transfer type oxidoreductase.
Claims11
A biosensor comprising:
- a first coil which is electrically connected to an enzyme electrode and a reference electrode and transmits a signal generated via an enzyme reaction on the enzyme electrode;
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- a second coil which is placed proximate to the first coil and is connected to a detection device which receives the signal from the first coil, wherein said enzyme electrode comprises a direct electron transfer type oxidoreductase.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.