The development of novel diagnostic tools is a primary goal in bioanalytical chemistry. Here we report the synthesis of Tröger's base functionalized with amino- and coumarin-units designed as a monomeric unit for the development of an electrochemical cancer sensor. The synthesized receptor was deposited onto a conducting support using electrochemical polymerization, characterized spectroscopica...

[reaction: see text] Electrooptical sensors consisting of a conjugated chromophore undergoing a change in color and a redox-active moiety such as quinone fused to the chromophore were synthesized. Strong changes in colorimetric and electrochemical properties were observed in the presence of inorganic anions. A unique anion-specific response was observed for fluoride, pyrophosphate, and acetate....

Disposable, selective and low-cost carbon nanotube modified electrodes were fabricated for the electrochemical detection of neonicotinoid insecticide, Clothianidin (CLT). Almost 2 folds’ increase at Clothianidin reduction signal was obtained by using single-walled carbon nanotube modified electrodes (SWCNT-PGE) compared to unmodified electrodes. These nanomaterials modified electrodes developed...

We used an effective electrochemical sensor for the determination of imipramine at pH 7.2 using a carbon nanocomposite electrode. The electrode has been designed by incorporation of montmorillonite nanoclay into the carbon ionic liquid electrode. The high sensitivity of 1.714 μA (μM)-1, two linear calibration ranges of 0.1–2 μM and 2-40 μM, and detection limit of 19 nM were achieved. The relati...

The relative ease of predicting the secondary structure of nucleic acid sequences lends itself to the design of sequences to perform desired functions. Here, we combine the utility of nucleic acid aptamers with predictable control over the secondary structure to rationally design sequences with controlled affinity towards a target analyte when employed as the recognition element in an electroch...

AN electrochemical sensor has previously been reported to provide useful detection of carbon monoxide while exposed to one minimum alveolar concentration of volatile anesthetics. My independent laboratory study yields further evidence supporting the possible utility of electrochemical carbon monoxide sensor measurements in anesthetic gas mixtures. Several scientific investigations have elucidat...