Development of Crack-Free Alumina Sol-gel/Poly(vinyl Alcohol) Membranes for Glucose Oxidase Immobilization
Keywords:
Glucose Oxidase (GOD), PVA, alumina sol-gel, composite membranes, immobilization, enzyme leakage
Abstract
A simple procedure to incorporate PVA into alumina sol-gel membrane was investigated as a suitable support material for glucose oxidase. The alumina sol was prepared using aluminum iso-propoxide via the sol-gel process. PVA was employed as the organic binder to enhance the mechanical strength of the fragile sol-gel membranes. The ability of the hybrid membrane to retain glucose oxidase and the apparent enzyme activities were studied. The resulting composite membranes were found to be crack-free, stable, and still very active after 60 days. However, the enzyme leakage period was observed to be quite long. The enzyme was still leaking from the membrane after more than 10 days albeit at a very low level.References
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7. Dave, B.C., Dunn, B., Valentine, J.S., and Zink, J. I. (1994). “Sol-gel encapsulation methods for biosensors,” Anal Chem, 66, 1120A-1127A.
8. Doretti, L., Ferrara, D., Gattolin, P., and Lora, S. (1997). “Amperometric biosensor with physically immobilized glucose oxidase on a PVA cryogel membrane,” Talanta, 44, 859- 866.
9. Forzani, E.S., and Solis, V.M. (2000). “Electrochemical behavior of polyphenol oxidase immobilized in self-assembled structures layer by layer with cationic polyallylamine,” Anal Chem, 72, 5300- 5307.
10. Glezer, V., and Lev, O. (1993). “Sol-gel vanadium pentaoxide glucose biosensor,” J. Am Chem Soc, 115, 2533-2534.
11. Lambert, C.K., and Gonzalez, R.D. (1999). “Effect of binder addition on the properties of unsupported γ–Al2 O3 membranes,” Mater Lett, 38, 145-149.
12. Lev, O., Tsionsky, M., Rabinovich, L., Glezer, V., Sampath, S., Pankaratov, I., and Gun, L. (1995). “Organically modified sol-gel sensors,” Anal Chem, 67, 22A-30A. Li, J., Tan, S.N., and Ge, H. (1996). “Silica sol- gel immobilized amperometric biosensor for hydrogen peroxide,” Anal Chim Acta, 335, 137-145.
13. Lillis, B., Grogan, C., Berney, H., and Lane, W.A. (2000). “Investigation into immobilization of lactate oxidase to improve stability,” Sensor Actuat B, 68, 109-114.
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15. Miao, Y., and Tan, S.N. (2001). “Amperometric hydrogen peroxide biosensor with silica sol- gel/chitosan film as immobilization matrix,” Anal Chim Acta, 437, 87-93.
16. Onda, M., Ariga, K., and Kunitake, T. (1999). “Activity and stability of glucose oxidase in molecular films assembled alternately with polyions,” J Biosci Bioeng, 87, 69-75.
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20. Wang, B., Li, B., Deng, Q., and Dong, S. (1998). ”Amperometric glucose biosensor based on sol-gel organic–inorganic hybrid material,” Anal Chem, 70, 3170-3174.
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24. Yang, X. H., Hua, L., Gong, H. Q., and Tan, S.N. (2003). “Covalent immobilization of an enzyme (glucose oxidase) onto a carbon sol-gel silicate composite surface as a biosensing platform,” Anal Chim Acta, 478, 67-75.
25. Yoldas, B.E. (1975). “Alumina sol preparation from alkoxides,” Ceramic Bulletin, 54, 289- 290.
Published
2007-12-31
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Wong, F. L., & Aziz, A. A. (2007). Development of Crack-Free Alumina Sol-gel/Poly(vinyl Alcohol) Membranes for Glucose Oxidase Immobilization. ASEAN Journal of Chemical Engineering, 7(1), 61-67. Retrieved from https://journal.ugm.ac.id/v3/AJChE/article/view/7676
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