Direct electrochemistry of hemoglobin is obtained by coimmobilizing hemoglobin and sodium montmorillonite at a pyrolytic electrode surface. Hemoglobin maintains most of its native structure in the film. This modified electrode shows high stability and enzyme-like catalytic activity.
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