Based on the modified site-binding model, the response of urea-sensitive enzymatic field effect transistors (ENFETs) is fitted. The effect of two types of surface sites (silanol and amine sites) and of additional polymeric permselective membrane on the sensitivity of the biosensor is discussed. It is found that the dependence of the slope of the sensor response versus pUrea, on the buffer concentration and on the diffusion of the urea in the enzymatic membrane can be translated by a parameter a that depends on the membrane composition. Moreover, the enhancement of the sensor sensitivity by deposition of additional permselective membranes can be illustrated by a parameter d that depends on the association of additional permselective membranes and a buffer; the higher values of parameter d are obtained with a Nafion membrane associated with a phosphate buffer.
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