Fluorescence analysis method for determination of glucose by nano-copper oxide mimicking peroxidase
A technology of nano-copper oxide and peroxidase, which is applied in the field of analytical chemistry and nanometers, can solve problems such as interference, poor selectivity, and false increase in blood sugar measurement values, and achieve low cost, small sample demand, and good reproducibility Effect
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[0038] The specific preparation steps of nano-copper oxide are as follows: (1) Take 150ml of 0.02mol / L copper acetate solution and 0.5ml of glacial acetic acid into a three-necked bottle equipped with a condenser, stir and heat to boiling; (2) Quickly add 0.04g 10ml of sodium hydroxide solution per ml, continue to stir for 5 minutes after adding, and obtain a brown copper oxide precipitate; (3) Centrifuge the black copper oxide precipitate obtained from the reaction, wash it with absolute ethanol three times, and dry it under reduced pressure to obtain the diameter It is 6nm nano copper oxide powder.
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[0040] 0.8mL concentration is 18.75mmol / L terephthalic acid, 0.5mL concentration is 1mol / L hydrogen peroxide and 50μL concentration is that the nano-copper oxide prepared by Example 1 of 40mg / L is added to 3.65mL concentration and is 200mmol / L In phosphate buffers of different pH (pH3~10), mix and shake well and place in a warm bath at 45°C, and measure the fluorescence intensity at 421nm after 20 minutes (excitation wavelength is 315nm). Such as figure 1As shown, the fluorescence intensity reached a maximum at pH 7.0.
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[0042] 0.8mL concentration is 18.75mmol / L terephthalic acid, 0.5mL concentration is 1mol / L hydrogen peroxide and 50μL concentration is that the nano-copper oxide prepared by Example 1 of 40mg / L is added to 3.65mL concentration and is 200mmol / L phosphate buffer (pH 7.0), mixed and shaken, placed in different temperature (20 ~ 55 ℃) warm bath, after 20 minutes to measure its fluorescence intensity at 421nm (excitation wavelength is 315nm). Such as figure 2 As shown, the fluorescence intensity reaches a maximum at 45°C.
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