Flow chemiluminescence sensor for determination of clenbuterol based on molecularly imprinted polymer

Determination of hydralazine with flow injection chemiluminescence sensor using molecularly imprinted polymer as recognition element

“…Du et al have developed the MIP-CL sensor for determination of epinephrine [27]. In our laboratory, we have already reported the MIP-CL sensors for determination of clenbuterol [28] and salbutamol [29].…”

The Biomimetic Immunoassay Based on Molecularly Imprinted Polymer: A Comprehensive Review of Recent Progress and Future Prospects

“…Another piezoelectric sensor for caffeine detection in surface waters (Ebarvia and Sevilla 2005) or daminozide in apples (Yan and others 2007) based on MIPs had been developed, the schematic representation was depicted in Figure 1, and the detection limits were 5.9 × 10 −11 mg/mL and 5.0 × 10 −8 mg/mL, respectively. A novel flow chemiluminescence clenbuterol sensor based on MIP had been reported (Zhou and others 2004) and this method could be used for determination of clenbuterol in meat sample.…”

Portable system for photodiode-based electrochemiluminescence measurement with improved limit of detection

“…These reactions are commonly controlled by a potentiostat or an amperometric unit [8][9][10][11], which establish potential differences or electric current flows between the electrodes of the cell, respectively, to collect the emitted light in ECL reactions, electromagnetic radiation sensors must be used. Photomultiplier tubes (PMT) are widely used as laboratory instrumentation for ECL reactions [12]. Photomultipliers have a very high sensitivity, linearity and gain, thanks to the photoelectric avalanche process, where very few photons can produce a measurable current [13].…”