Comparative study reveals superior reproducibility and selectivity using differential pulse voltammetry for epinephrine biosensing, indicating an effective electrochemical detection tool.
GCE/poly-4,4′-bBT/tyrosinase biosensor for epinephrine was constructed. Comparison of differential pulse voltammetry (DPV) and chronoamperometry was performed. DPV showed more reproducible results giving high selectivity, sensitivity, stability.
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