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The immunosensor was fabricated by sequential immobilization of anti-PSA primary antibody, PSA antigen and HRP-tagged secondary antibody on the surface of AuNPs/CHI/SPE.
Activation of the initial template is effected by sequential immobilization of avidin, which binds to the biotin in the initial template, a biotinylated goat anti-mouse immunoglobulin G (Bt-IgG), which binds to the avidin binding sites distal to the surface and the Fc portion of the rho 1D4 antibody through its Fab region(s) and finally rho 1D4.
However, this fall of BMD may have been aggravated by the cast immobilization of the Charcot foot, and a recent case report has documented a fall of BMD in a total contact cast, highlighting the effect of immobilization (10).
The third case (iii) consisted in the sequential immobilization of laccase and the osmium complex derivatized poly allylamine) self-assembled layer-by-layer (LbL) on mercaptopropane sulfonate modified gold to produce an all integrated and wired enzymatic oxygen cathode.
Agarose hydrogels containing coumarin-caged thiols yielded reactive thiol groups upon two-photon irradiation; these selectively de-protected thiols subsequently served as sites for the sequential immobilization of maleimide functionalized barnase and streptavidin via a thiol maleimide reaction.
The immobilization of β-glucosidase on the polymer surfaces was achieved by sequential depositions of a piece of the polymer films in PS-DAS and the enzyme solutions.
Titrations were performed by sequential addition of ligand to enzyme.
Sensitivity analysis was performed by sequential omission of individual studies.
The amperometric biosensor used as detector in the sequential injection analysis was designed by immobilization of l-amino acid oxidase in carbon paste.
Alternatively, an in situ immobilization method, which is carried out by direct immobilization of the enzyme from the PEG phase onto a support, may be a feasible choice.
Thus, development of efficient solid-phase arrays by appropriate immobilization of cells has garnered consistent attention, particularly in industry.
