Wearable Enzyme-Free Glucose Sensor Using a Flexible Sericin-Based Conductive Bio-composite

Xiaorui Huang; Yi Li; Boxiang Yang; Yuxuan Wu; Feng Wu; Jiuxi Sui; Siyi Xing; Xue Zhang; Hualin Lan; Hanyan Zou; Yuchan Zhang; Zexuan Meng

doi:10.1039/d5sd00188a

January 1, 2025Sensors & DiagnosticsOpen Access

Wearable Enzyme-Free Glucose Sensor Using a Flexible Sericin-Based Conductive Bio-composite

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To develop a flexible, enzyme-free glucose sensor using a sericin-based bio-composite for better monitoring.
Designed a wearable glucose sensor using a sericin-based conductive bio-composite.
Tested sensor flexibility and stability under various conditions.
Evaluated sensor performance for continuous glucose monitoring.
The sensor demonstrated high sensitivity for glucose detection.
It maintained stability over time without enzymatic degradation.
User comfort was improved due to its flexible design.

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Enzyme-free sensors enable continuous glucose monitoring in diabetes, suggesting improvements in ease of use.

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With over 500 million people affected by diabetes worldwide, there is an urgent need for painless, continuous glucose monitoring. However, current wearable sensors are limited by enzyme instability, mechanical rigidity,...

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Huang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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