abstract
- We describe an inkjet printed paper-based sensor that reports ATP by the enzyme catalysed hydrolysis of S-methyl-L-cysteine generating an odour (methyl mercaptan) that is easily detectable by the human nose.
An inkjet-printed bioactive paper sensor that reports ATP through odour generation
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publication date
- October 7, 2014
has subject area
- 0301 Analytical Chemistry (FoR)
- 0399 Other Chemical Sciences (FoR)
- Adenosine Triphosphate (MeSH)
- Analytical Chemistry (Science Metrix)
- Biosensing Techniques (MeSH)
- Cysteine (MeSH)
- Enzymes, Immobilized (MeSH)
- Humans (MeSH)
- Odorants (MeSH)
- Paper (MeSH)
- Printing (MeSH)
- Pyridoxal (MeSH)
- Pyridoxal Kinase (MeSH)
- Silicon Dioxide (MeSH)
- Tryptophanase (MeSH)
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- The Analyst Journal