摘要
电化学传感器是非常方便的设备,因为它们可以用于从食品工业到环境监测和医学诊断的许多领域。它们提供简单的设计,可逆和可重现的测量值,以及确保准确和准确的分析信息。与其他方法相比,电化学传感器相对简单,成本低,导致了密集的发展,特别是在过去十年的医药和制药领域。最近,涵盖氨基酸,多巴胺,胆固醇,尿酸,生物标志物,维生素和其他药物和生物化合物的测定的出版物数量显着增加。已经提出了许多可能类型的这种传感器和生物传感器:由于检测电位电压,电流分析法和可用于例如,设计电极/溶液界面的分子结构,碳糊,碳纳米管,玻璃碳,石墨,石墨烯,PVC,导电聚合物和/或纳米颗粒。提供与分析物复合形成的活性化合物(在非当前技术的情况下)或通过粒子识别和电极表面上分析物的选择性预浓缩电化学激活生物分子(在当前技术的情况下)是最近使用的环糊精。这些大环化合物具有与多种客体颗粒相互作用以形成客体宿主类型的复合物的能力,例如与来自药物的颗粒,生物分子,其亲水性外表面和亲脂性内腔。环糊精已经是频繁的电化学研究的主题,主要集中在它们在固态和溶液中的相互作用。因此,制备CD修饰电极的过程将为新的电化学传感器开辟新途径,因此扩大其在生物医学和药物分析中的应用。 本评论介绍了这些传感器和生物传感器的制造技术和性能。展示了这些传感器进行生物医药和药物研究的机会。
关键词: 电化学传感器,电化学生物传感器,具有环糊精的电位电极,环糊精的电极电极,用环糊精改性的生物传感器,环糊精的电位传感器,环糊精的电压传感器
Current Medicinal Chemistry
Title:Cyclodextrins Based Electrochemical Sensors for Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Analysis
Volume: 24 Issue: 22
关键词: 电化学传感器,电化学生物传感器,具有环糊精的电位电极,环糊精的电极电极,用环糊精改性的生物传感器,环糊精的电位传感器,环糊精的电压传感器
摘要: Electrochemical sensors are very convenient devices, as they may be used in a lot of fields starting from the food industry to environmental monitoring and medical diagnostics. They offer the values of simple design, reversible and reproducible measurements, as well as ensuring precise and accurate analytical information. Compared with other methods, electrochemical sensors are relatively simple as well as having low costs, which has led to intensive development, especially in the field of medicine and pharmaceuticals within the last decade. Recently, the number of publications covering the determination of aminoacids, dopamine, cholesterol, uric acid, biomarkers, vitamins and other pharmaceutical and biological compounds has significantly increased. Many possible types of such sensors and biosensors have been proposed: owing to the kind of the detection-potentiometric voltametric, amperometry, and the materials that can be used for, e.g. designing molecular architecture of the electrode/solution interface, carbon paste, carbon nanotubes, glass carbon, graphite, graphene, PVC, conductive polymers and/or nanoparticles. The active compounds which provide the complex formation with analyte (in the case of non-current techniques) or activate biomolecules electrochemically by particle recognition and selective preconcentration of analyte on the electrode surface (in the case of current techniques) are the most recently used cyclodextrins. These macrocyclic compounds have the ability to interact with a large diversity of guest particles to form complexes of the type of guest host, for example, with particles from drugs, biomolecules, through their hydrophilic outer surface and lipophilic inner cavities. Cyclodextrins have been the subject of frequent electrochemical studies that focused mostly on both their interactions in a solid state and in solution. The process of preparing of CDs modified electrodes would, consequently, open new avenues for new electrochemical sensors and, therefore, widen their use in biomedical and drug analysis.
This review presents information on manufacturing techniques and performances of these sensors and biosensors. The opportunities for these sensors to carry out biomedical and pharmaceutical researches are demonstrated.Export Options
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Cyclodextrins Based Electrochemical Sensors for Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Analysis, Current Medicinal Chemistry 2017; 24 (22) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/0929867323666161213101407
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