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William Henry Mullen
Researcher at Victoria University of Manchester
Publications - 16
Citations - 558
William Henry Mullen is an academic researcher from Victoria University of Manchester. The author has contributed to research in topics: Enzyme electrode & Glucose oxidase. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 16 publications receiving 557 citations. Previous affiliations of William Henry Mullen include Imperial Chemical Industries & Newcastle University.
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Enzyme electrode and membrane
TL;DR: A membrane particularly for use in a sensor of the enzyme-electrode type which comprises one or more layers of material and an enzyme-containing layer and in which one layer is formed from a sulphonated or unsulphonated polyarylsulphone or a sulfonyl sulfoxide or polyarylketone is described in this paper.
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Sensors based on polymer transformation
TL;DR: In this paper, a sensor format is described based on the impedance analysis of polymer coatings of electrodes and the detectable signal is produced by the effect of a reactive or catalytic species at or very near to the polymer coated electrode.
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Glucose enzyme electrode with extended linearity: Application to undiluted blood measurements
TL;DR: In this article, an enzyme electrodes was used for glucose determination in unstirred, undiluted whole blood, and the system comprises an H2O2-detecting electrode upon which is placed a membrane laminate incorporating glucose oxidase.
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Enzyme-electrode sensor
TL;DR: A sensor of the enzyme-electrode type containing a layer of porous material of restricted permeability between the enzyme and a sample to be analyzed is described in this article. But the authors do not specify the material type.
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Needle enzyme electrodes for biological studies
TL;DR: To obtain selectivity in blood, an underlying polyethersulphone membrane was used which excluded electrochemical interferents from the working (Pt) electrode and reduced the stirring dependence of electrodes.