Table 2.
Classification | Characteristics |
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1st Generation | Based on the sensor designed by Clark and Lyons Formation of hydrogen peroxide Oxygen as an electron acceptor Errors due to interference from other electroactive species |
2nd Generation | Replacement of oxygen as an electron acceptor Introduction of the non-physiological mediator Limitations in the transfer from the enzymatic active site to the electrode |
3rd Generation | Absence of mediator Direct transfer between enzyme and electrode Low operating potential, higher selectivity, less interference |