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|a Invernale, Michael A.
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|a Microneedle Electrodes Toward an Amperometric Glucose-Sensing Smart Patch
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|a Here, efforts toward the development of a microneedle-based glucose sensor or "smart patch" for intradermal glucose sensing are described. Metallic microneedle array electrodes, conducting polymers, and glucose oxidase form the sensor platform. This work represents the first steps toward the development of painless, transdermal-sensing devices for continuous glucose monitoring.
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|a Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust (grant 09PG-T1D027)
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|a Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International (Postdoctoral fellowship)
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