Sensing Application — Ultrasensitive levofloxacin electrochemical biosensor based on semiconducting covalent organic framework/poly-L-cysteine/triangular Ag nanoplates modified glassy carbon electrode

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Sensing Application

Ultrasensitive levofloxacin electrochemical biosensor based on semiconducting covalent organic framework/poly-L-cysteine/triangular Ag nanoplates modified glassy carbon electrode · Sun L., Guo H., Liu B. et al. · Microchimica Acta · 2023 · 346

6 measurement groups · 36 results

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

cyclic voltammetry

TABQ-CHHO-COF/Poly-L-Cys/Tri-AgNP/GCE · Electrode

LEV oxidation in 0.1 M PBS at pH 5.5; Fig. 3 caption reports 100 uM LEV at 100 mV/s.

Geometry
three-electrode system with SCE reference and Pt counter electrode
Context
target composite sensor compared with controls
Measurement source
p006 · Electrochemical behavior of LEV on the different modified electrodes · Fig. 3
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
oxidation current enhancement versus bare GCEMarked as a best value within this paper2.38 times than bare GCEText
Exact Reported
p006 · Electrochemical behavior of LEV on the different modified electrodes · Fig. 3
LEV electrochemical oxidation behaviouronly an oxidation peak appeared; irreversible oxidationQualitative
Qualitative
p006 · Electrochemical behavior of LEV on the different modified electrodes · Fig. 3
peak current density enhancement versus bare GCEMarked as a best value within this paper1.08 times than bare GCEText
Exact Reported
p006 · Electrochemical behavior of LEV on the different modified electrodes · Fig. 3

differential pulse voltammetry

TABQ-CHHO-COF/Poly-L-Cys/Tri-AgNP/GCE · Electrode

DPV in 0.1 M PBS at pH 5.5 for LEV concentrations from 0.05 to 600 uM; scan rate 100 mV/s reported in Fig. 4 caption.

Geometry
three-electrode system with SCE reference and Pt counter electrode
Context
target composite sensor
Measurement source
p007-p008 · Determination of LEV · Fig. 4; Table 1
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
high-concentration calibration slope(0.0240+-0.0005) c + 2.12; R2 = 0.997; 60-600 uM+-0.0005Text
Exact Reported
p007 · Determination of LEV · Fig. 4b
overall LEV linear rangeMarked as a best value within this paper0.05-600 uMText
Range
p001 · Abstract
LEV detection limitMarked as a best value within this paper0.00610 uM (S/N = 3)Text
Exact Reported
p007 · Determination of LEV · Fig. 4; Table 1
low-concentration calibration slopeMarked as a best value within this paper(0.0547+-0.0015) c + 0.00420; R2 = 0.993; 0.05-60 uM+-0.0015Text
Exact Reported
p007 · Determination of LEV · Fig. 4b
LEV DPV oxidation peak potential0.92 VText
Exact Reported
p007 · Determination of LEV · Fig. 4a
Table 1 linear range for this workMarked as a best value within this paper0.05-600 uMTable
Range
p008 · Determination of LEV · Table 1

DPV/CV optimisation

TABQ-CHHO-COF/Poly-L-Cys/Tri-AgNP/GCE · Electrode

Optimisation of COF loading, Tri-AgNP loading, poly-L-cysteine cycles, pH, and scan rate for LEV response.

Geometry
three-electrode system with SCE reference and Pt counter electrode
Context
target composite sensor
Measurement source
p006-p007 · Optimization of the experiment conditions · Figs. S3-S5
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
calculated electron number for LEV oxidationn = 2.05Calculated From Reported
Approximate
p007 · Optimization of the experiment conditions · Scheme 2
optimal COF suspension drop-coating amountMarked as a best value within this paper5 uLText
Exact Reported
p003-p004 · S3. Optimization of the experiment conditions · Fig. S3a
optimal pH for LEV determinationMarked as a best value within this paperpH = 5.5Text
Exact Reported
p006 · Optimization of the experiment conditions · Fig. S4
optimal electropolymerisation cyclesMarked as a best value within this paper25 cyclesText
Exact Reported
p003-p004 · S3. Optimization of the experiment conditions · Fig. S3c
optimal Tri-AgNP suspension drop-coating amountMarked as a best value within this paper4 uLText
Exact Reported
p003-p004 · S3. Optimization of the experiment conditions · Fig. S3b
proton/electron ratio from pH dependencem/n = 0.77 approximately 1Calculated From Reported
Approximate
p006 · Optimization of the experiment conditions · Fig. S4c
Epa-pH regression slopeEpa = 1.14 - 0.0454 pH, R2 = 0.994Text
Exact Reported
p006 · Optimization of the experiment conditions · Fig. S4c
Epa versus ln(scan rate) regression slopeEpa = 0.0251 lnv (mV/s) + 0.822; R2 = 0.995Text
Exact Reported
p007 · Optimization of the experiment conditions · Fig. S5c
Ipa versus scan rate regression slopeIpa = 0.0340 v (mV/s) + 1.48; R2 = 0.991Text
Exact Reported
p006 · Optimization of the experiment conditions · Fig. S5b
linear scan-rate range for oxidation peak current density40-180 mV/sText
Range
p006 · Optimization of the experiment conditions · Fig. S5a-b

standard addition DPV in human serum and urine

TABQ-CHHO-COF/Poly-L-Cys/Tri-AgNP/GCE · Electrode

Serum centrifuged and diluted in 0.1 M PBS pH 5.5; urine filtered with 0.22 um membrane and diluted; spiked with 50.0 or 100 uM LEV.

Geometry
three-electrode DPV test
Context
target composite sensor
Measurement source
p008 · Real sample analysis · Table 2
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
human serum found concentration after 100 uM spikeAdd 100 uM; found 104 uM; recovery 104%; RSD 3.8%RSD 3.8%Table
Exact Reported
p008 · Real sample analysis · Table 2
human serum found concentration after 50 uM spikeAdd 50.0 uM; found 52.0 uM; recovery 104%; RSD 4.1%RSD 4.1%Table
Exact Reported
p008 · Real sample analysis · Table 2
human urine found concentration after 100 uM spikeAdd 100 uM; found 97.1 uM; recovery 97.1%; RSD 2.9%RSD 2.9%Table
Exact Reported
p008 · Real sample analysis · Table 2
human urine found concentration after 50 uM spikeAdd 50.0 uM; found 48.6 uM; recovery 97.2%; RSD 4.6%RSD 4.6%Table
Exact Reported
p008 · Real sample analysis · Table 2

standard addition DPV in low-dilution human serum and urine

TABQ-CHHO-COF/Poly-L-Cys/Tri-AgNP/GCE · Electrode

Human blood serum and urine samples treated according to Inorganic Chemistry 60 (2021) 6585-6599 and diluted 20 times; spiked with 50.0 or 100 uM LEV; n = 3.

Geometry
three-electrode DPV test
Context
target composite sensor
Measurement source
p010 · S7. Real sample analysis · Table S1
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
low-dilution human serum found concentration after 100 uM spikeAdd 100 uM; found 107 uM; recovery 107%; RSD 4.1%RSD 4.1%SI Table
Exact Reported
p010 · S7. Real sample analysis · Table S1
low-dilution human serum found concentration after 50 uM spikeAdd 50.0 uM; found 53.2 uM; recovery 106%; RSD 4.8%RSD 4.8%SI Table
Exact Reported
p010 · S7. Real sample analysis · Table S1
low-dilution human urine found concentration after 100 uM spikeAdd 100 uM; found 95.5 uM; recovery 95.5%; RSD 4.3%RSD 4.3%SI Table
Exact Reported
p010 · S7. Real sample analysis · Table S1
low-dilution human urine found concentration after 50 uM spikeAdd 50.0 uM; found 46.9 uM; recovery 93.8%; RSD 3.9%RSD 3.9%SI Table
Exact Reported
p010 · S7. Real sample analysis · Table S1

DPV repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity tests

TABQ-CHHO-COF/Poly-L-Cys/Tri-AgNP/GCE · Electrode

Five separately fabricated electrodes; one electrode measured 10 times; once-daily DPV for 10 days; interferences tested against 60 uM LEV.

Context
target composite sensor
Measurement source
p008-p010 · S6. Repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity · Fig. S8
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
repeatability across five separately fabricated electrodesRSD 3.85% for 60 uM LEVText
Exact Reported
p008-p010 · S6. Repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity · Fig. S8a
ten repeated determinations with one electrodeRSD 3.33% for 60 uM LEVText
Exact Reported
p008-p010 · S6. Repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity · Fig. S8b
organic antibiotic interference tolerance10 times concentration; peak-current change below +-10%Text
Exact Reported
p008-p010 · S6. Repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity · Fig. S8d
ascorbic acid interference concentrationascorbic acid 57 uM; no interference for 60 uM LEV; peak-current change below +-10%Text
Exact Reported
p009 · S6. Repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity · Fig. S8d
glucose interference concentrationglucose 7800 uM; no interference for 60 uM LEV; peak-current change below +-10%Text
Exact Reported
p009 · S6. Repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity · Fig. S8d
inorganic interference tolerance50 times concentration; peak-current change below +-10%Text
Exact Reported
p008-p010 · S6. Repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity · Fig. S8d
interference peak-current change thresholdbelow +-10%Text
Exact Reported
p008-p010 · S6. Repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity · Fig. S8d
uric acid interference concentrationuric acid 400 uM; no interference for 60 uM LEV; peak-current change below +-10%Text
Exact Reported
p009 · S6. Repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity · Fig. S8d
DPV signal retained after 10 days93.6% of original valueText
Exact Reported
p008-p010 · S6. Repeatability, reproducibility, stability and selectivity · Fig. S8c