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Next-Generation Insulin Biosensing: A Highly Sensitive, Non-Aptameric Nickel Metal Organic Framework based Electrochemical Sensor
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Deepa KumariC
Chhaya Ravi Kant* DOI：10.1016/j.bej.2026.110234.png)
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• In the current work, the conductive Ni MOF has been successfully synthesized using a facile one-step hydrothermal method. • Ni MOF/NF exhibits exceptional analytical performance in detecting low concentrations of insulin including wide linear range of detection (0 µM –20 μM), good sensitivity (221.3 nA μM-1cm-2). Ni MOF/NF shows a fast response time of 0.4 s and a very low detection limit of 44.7 nM quite comparable with the previously reported works on insulin detection. • The focus is towards the technology that allows for insulin testing using disposable test strips just like glucose measurement using glucometer for Point-of-Care applications.
Keywords:
Ni MOF
insulin detection
electrochemical sensor
point-of-care
conductive materials
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