Mathematical models for optimising bi-enzyme biosensors
From our previous work we have seen examples of problems where including diffusion of a reactant into the model only affects the transient behaviour of the system but has no effect on the final steady states of its concentration. The equilibrium values are the only piece of information required for...
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doaj-075eb6f6179f4aae9f62c3b5aac0ab2f2021-03-02T09:30:29ZengEDP Sciences4 open2557-02502019-01-0122610.1051/XXXXX/2019015fopen180048Mathematical models for optimising bi-enzyme biosensorsWang QiLiu YupengFrom our previous work we have seen examples of problems where including diffusion of a reactant into the model only affects the transient behaviour of the system but has no effect on the final steady states of its concentration. The equilibrium values are the only piece of information required for the solution of our experimental problem and in such situations it is important to identify the conditions under which a complex partial differential equations model can be replaced with a simpler one. The aim of this study is to find the optimal ratio of the two enzymes involved with a bi-enzyme electrode based on a flow injection analysis. Three mathematical models was constructed each neglect different aspects of the biosensor functionality. A detailed comparison of the models was carried out, base on various physical conditions recommendations of the best modelling strategy were given.https://www.4open-sciences.org/articles/XXXXX/full_html/2019/01/fopen180048/fopen180048.htmlBiosensorsCascade reactionsEquilibriumSteady-state |
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Mathematical models for optimising bi-enzyme biosensors |
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Mathematical models for optimising bi-enzyme biosensors |
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Mathematical models for optimising bi-enzyme biosensors |
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Mathematical models for optimising bi-enzyme biosensors |
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Mathematical models for optimising bi-enzyme biosensors |
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mathematical models for optimising bi-enzyme biosensors |
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From our previous work we have seen examples of problems where including diffusion of a reactant into the model only affects the transient behaviour of the system but has no effect on the final steady states of its concentration. The equilibrium values are the only piece of information required for the solution of our experimental problem and in such situations it is important to identify the conditions under which a complex partial differential equations model can be replaced with a simpler one. The aim of this study is to find the optimal ratio of the two enzymes involved with a bi-enzyme electrode based on a flow injection analysis. Three mathematical models was constructed each neglect different aspects of the biosensor functionality. A detailed comparison of the models was carried out, base on various physical conditions recommendations of the best modelling strategy were given. |
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Biosensors Cascade reactions Equilibrium Steady-state |
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