Sensing Application — ZnS/MnO2 metal organic framework based conductive hydrogel for highly selective and sensitive detection of glutathione in serum samples

Measurement evidence

Sensing Application

ZnS/MnO2 metal organic framework based conductive hydrogel for highly selective and sensitive detection of glutathione in serum samples · Singh P., Mukundan G., Badhulika S. · Microchemical Journal · 2024 · 109727

6 measurement groups · 60 results

Reported values remain attached to the sample, method, conditions, extraction quality and source location that produced them.

Amperometry selectivity test

2 wt% ZnS/MnO2-MOF hydrogel electrode · Electrode

Amperometric response at +0.23 V vs Ag/AgCl for 100 nM GSH with 2-fold concentrations of AA, BSA, Ca2+, Cl-, glucose, K+, Na+ and uric acid.

Geometry
Hydrogel sensor electrode.
Context
Composite hydrogel selectivity against serum interferents.
Measurement source
p.8-p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. 6(c)
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Selectivity test GSH concentration100 nM GSHText
Exact Reported
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. 6(c)
Interferent concentration relative to GSH2-fold concentrations of interfering speciesText
Exact Reported
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. 6(c)
Selectivity amperometry potential+0.23 V vs Ag/AgClCaption
Exact Reported
p.8 · Figure 6 caption · Fig. 6(c)
Selectivity against serum interferentscurrent did not significantly change in the presence of interferents and increased only after GSH additionText
Qualitative
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. 6(c)

Differential pulse voltammetry (DPV)

2 wt% ZnS/MnO2-MOF hydrogel electrode · Electrode

GSH sensing in PBS electrolyte solution; concentration range 10 nM to 10 mM; potential window -0.1 to 0.5 V.

Geometry
ZnS/MnO2-MOF hydrogel sensor electrode.
Context
Composite hydrogel analytical performance.
Measurement source
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione · Fig. 6(a,b)
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Limit of detection for GSHMarked as a best value within this paper6.88 nMText
Exact Reported
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione · Fig. 6(b); Table 1
LOD calculation formulaLOD = 3S/mText
Qualitative
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione
DPV potential window lower bound-0.1 VText
Exact Reported
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione · Fig. 6(a)
DPV potential window upper bound0.5 VText
Exact Reported
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione · Fig. 6(a)
GSH linear detection range lower boundMarked as a best value within this paper10 nMText
Exact Reported
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione · Fig. 6(a,b)
GSH linear detection range upper boundMarked as a best value within this paper10 mM10000000 nMText
Exact Reported
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione · Fig. 6(a,b)
DPV GSH calibration intercept0.0005Text
Exact Reported
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione · Fig. 6(b)
DPV GSH calibration R20.996Text
Exact Reported
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione · Fig. 6(b)
DPV GSH calibration slopeY = 0.00845(X) + 0.0005Text
Exact Reported
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione · Fig. 6(b)
GSH sensor sensitivityMarked as a best value within this paper8.45 uA.nM^-1.cm^-2Text
Exact Reported
p.8 · 3.4. Electrochemical sensing of glutathione · Fig. 6(b)

DPV standard addition in simulated blood serum

2 wt% ZnS/MnO2-MOF hydrogel electrode · Electrode

Unknown GSH measured first, then known GSH added to electrolyte solution; samples S1, S2 and S3 represent different GSH concentrations; N=5 devices in Fig. 8 caption.

Geometry
Hydrogel sensor electrode; simulated blood serum matrix.
Context
Composite hydrogel real-sample application.
Measurement source
p.9-p.10 · 3.6. Real sample analysis · Fig. 8; Table S2
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Simulated blood serum GSH concentration, sample S11 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Simulated blood serum GSH concentration, sample S22 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Simulated blood serum GSH concentration, sample S33 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Number of devices in simulated blood serum calibrationN = 5 devicesCaption
Exact Reported
p.10 · Figure 8 caption · Fig. 8
Simulated blood serum calibration R2R2 = 0.998Text
Exact Reported
p.9-p.10 · 3.6. Real sample analysis · Fig. 8(b)
GSH recovered, sample S10.30 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
GSH recovered, sample S20.45 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
GSH recovered, sample S30.57 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Simulated blood serum recovery, sample S192.59 %SI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Simulated blood serum recovery, sample S2101.00 %SI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Simulated blood serum recovery, sample S3120.22 %SI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Relative standard deviation, sample S15.85 %SI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Relative standard deviation, sample S20.25 %SI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Relative standard deviation, sample S30.35 %SI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Spiked GSH concentration, sample S11 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Spiked GSH concentration, sample S21 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2
Spiked GSH concentration, sample S31 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S2

Reproducibility test

2 wt% ZnS/MnO2-MOF hydrogel electrode · Electrode

Five independently prepared hydrogel substrates tested for detection of 50 nM GSH under ideal conditions.

Geometry
Hydrogel sensor electrodes, N=5.
Context
Composite hydrogel device-to-device reproducibility.
Measurement source
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. S3(a)
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Reproducibility test GSH concentration50 nM GSHText
Exact Reported
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. S3(a)
Number of independently prepared electrodesfive independently preparedText
Exact Reported
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. S3(a)
Reproducibility RSDabout 4.1 %aboutText
Approximate
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. S3(a)
Estimated current for independent electrode 1~0.0029 mAFigure Axis
Approximate
p.2 · Supplementary Information · Figure S3(a)
Estimated current for independent electrode 2~0.0028 mAFigure Axis
Approximate
p.2 · Supplementary Information · Figure S3(a)
Estimated current for independent electrode 3~0.0029 mAFigure Axis
Approximate
p.2 · Supplementary Information · Figure S3(a)
Estimated current for independent electrode 4~0.0027 mAFigure Axis
Approximate
p.2 · Supplementary Information · Figure S3(a)
Estimated current for independent electrode 5~0.0028 mAFigure Axis
Approximate
p.2 · Supplementary Information · Figure S3(a)

Supplementary analytical-performance comparison table

2 wt% ZnS/MnO2-MOF hydrogel electrode · Electrode

SI Table S1 compares glutathione determination methods by detection limit and linear range; literature comparator rows are contextual, while the electrochemical row is this work.

Context
Benchmark comparison for the composite hydrogel sensor.
Measurement source
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Table S1 Electrochemical, this work detection limitMarked as a best value within this paper0.00688 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Electrochemical, this work linear range lower bound0.01-10000 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Electrochemical, this work linear range upper boundMarked as a best value within this paper0.01-10000 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Electrochemiluminescence detection limit0.05 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Electrochemiluminescence linear range lower bound0.1-1 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Electrochemiluminescence linear range upper bound0.1-1 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Fluorescence detection limit0.06 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Fluorescence linear range lower bound0-10 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Fluorescence linear range upper bound0-10 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 HPLC detection limit0.5 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 HPLC linear range lower bound0.75-10 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 HPLC linear range upper bound0.75-10 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Photoelectrochemical detection limit0.01 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Photoelectrochemical linear range lower bound0.01-10 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1
Table S1 Photoelectrochemical linear range upper bound0.01-10 uMSI Table
Exact Reported
p.3 · Supplementary Information · Table S1

Storage stability test

2 wt% ZnS/MnO2-MOF hydrogel electrode · Electrode

Hydrogel substrate stored at 4 C for 14 days, then tested for 50 nM GSH under optimal conditions.

Temperature
277.15
Geometry
Hydrogel sensor electrode.
Context
Composite hydrogel shelf-life/stability.
Measurement source
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. S3(b)
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
After-14-days CV anodic peak current~0.00175 mAFigure Axis
Approximate
p.2 · Supplementary Information · Figure S3(b)
First-day CV anodic peak currentMarked as a best value within this paper~0.00215 mAFigure Axis
Approximate
p.2 · Supplementary Information · Figure S3(b)
Storage duration14 daysText
Exact Reported
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. S3(b)
Retained response after 14 daysMarked as a best value within this paper98.5 % of its initial responseText
Exact Reported
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. S3(b)
Stability RSD3.90 %Text
Exact Reported
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. S3(b)
Storage temperature4 C277.15 KText
Exact Reported
p.9 · 3.5. Reproducibility, stability and selectivity studies · Fig. S3(b)