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. 2017 Jan 24;7:41214. doi: 10.1038/srep41214

Table 1. Analytical comparison of the as-prepared GR-CMF/laccase modified SPCE with the previously reported laccase biosensors for determination of CC.

Biosensor Detection limit (μM) Linear range (μM) Sensitivity (μA mM–1 cm−2) Ref.
1RGO-PdCu NCs/Lac/GCE 1.52 up to 1155.0 12.65 42
2N-OMC/PVA/Lac/AuE 0.39 up to 8.98 0.29 43
3Cu-OMC/PVA/Lac/AuE 0.67 up to 15.75 0.104 44
4Cu/CNFs/Lac/Nafion/GCE 1.18 up to 9760.0 33.1 45
5Lac/AP-rGOs/Chit/GCE 7.0 up to 700.0 1.12 46
6Lac/MCNT-CS/GCE 0.66 up to 30.0 NR 47
7Lac/PANI/GCE 2.07 up to 19.36 0.7067 48
8Lac/GC-rGO/GCE 0.076 up to 15.0 0.0065 52
9Lac/MCNT/GCE 2.0 up to 1000.0 NR 49
10Lac/CS/ZnO/GCE 0.290 up to 100.0 0.001052 50
GR-CMF/laccase/SPCE 0.085 up to 209.7 0.932 This work

1Laccase immobilized on reduced graphene oxide supported palladium–copper alloyed nanocages.

2Laccase immobilized on nitrogen-doped ordered mesoporous/PVA matrix.

3Laccase immobilized in copper-containing ordered mesoporous carbon/chitosan matrix.

4Laccase immobilized on Electrospun copper/carbon composite nanofibers.

5Laccase immobilized onto 1-aminopyrene functionalized reduced graphene oxide.

6Laccase immobilized on carbon nanotubes–chitosan composite.

7Laccase immobilized on polyaniline.

8Laccase immobilized on reduced graphene oxide–glycol chitosan nanohybrid.

9Laccase immobilized on multi-walled carbon nanotubes.

10Laccase immobilized in a ZnO sol-gel with chitosan.