“…This tells us that all the electroactive ferric hemoglobin [Hb Fe(III)] in the film is reduced to ferrous hemoglobin [Hb Fe(II)] on the positive potential to negative potentials and that the Hb Fe(II) produced is oxidized to Hb Fe(III) on the reverse [34]. According to Laviron's equation [35]: Previous reports showed that proteins, such as Hb, Mb, HRP, and cytochrome C which contained heme groups, could display electrochemical response to H 2 O 2 [25,26,36,37]. When H 2 O 2 was added to the PBS (pH 7.0), we can see an increase in reduction peak at about −0.20 V, which indicated that the immobilized Hb kept excellent electrocatalytic activity (Fig.…”