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Table 2.

Summary of recent publications for the detection of neurotransmitters using eMIPs. Includes information on the functional monomer used, electrode material, polymerization technique, detection method, and Limit Of Detection (LOD).

Template	Functional Monomer	Electrode Material	EP Technique	Detection Method	LOD	Ref.
epinephrine	nicotinamide	GCE^a/rGO^c	CV^k	DPV^m	3 nM	[88]
serotonin	phenol	GCE^a/GQDs^d/2D-hBN^e	CV^k	DPV^m	0.2 pM	[90]
epinephrine	3-aminophenylboronic acid	GCE^a/MWCNTs^f	CV^k	DPV^m	35 nM	[91]
epinephrine	2,4,6-trisacrylamido-1,3,5-triazine	Au	CV^k	DPV^m	12 nM	[93]
dopamine	o-phenylenediamine	GCE/^aPPyNWs^g	CV^k	DPV^m	33 nM	[94]
dopamine/serotonin	4-amino-3-hydroxy-1-napthalenesulfonic acid	SPCE^h/GRⁱ	CV^k	SWVⁿ	2 & 3 nM	[98]
Sarcosine	p-aminothiophenol	SPCE^h/AuNPs^j	CV^k	EIS^l	1 nM	[97]

^a GCE—Glassy Carbon Electrode; ^b GO—Graphene Oxide; ^c rGO—reduced Graphene Oxide; ^d GQDs—Graphene Quantem Dots; ^e 2D-hBN—Two Dimensional hexagonal Boron Nitride; ^f MWCNTs—Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes; ^g PPyNWs—Polypyrrole Nanowires; ^h SPCE—Screen-Printed Carbon Electrode; ⁱ GR—Graphene; ^j AuNPs—Gold Nanoparticles; ^k CV—Cyclic Voltammetry; ^l EIS—Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy; ^m DPV—Differential Pulse Voltammetry; ⁿ SWV—Square Wave Voltammetry.