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Electrochemical Non-enzymatic Glucose Sensors: A Perspective and an Evaluation

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Figure 1. Summary of enzymatic glucose oxidation mechanisms, presented as first, second and third
Table 1. Non-enzymatic glucose sensors that have only used fixed potential, chronoamperometric methods for electrochemical determination
Table 1 lists the non-enzymatic glucose sensors that have been developed that use fixed potential amperometric analysis, as would be used in physiological application
Table 2. Non-enzymatic glucose sensors that have used fixed potential, chronoamperometric methods for electrochemical determination coupled with separation stage such as liquid chromatography and flow injection analysis
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