Simultaneous Detection of Dopamine and Serotonin on Carbonized Micropipette Decorated with Carbon Nanotubes
Celikel, T.; Shirtcliffe, N. J.; Khot, G.
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Graphite-based materials, like pyrolyzed carbon electrodes, are widely used as implantable electrochemical sensors, for the detection of neurotransmitters, neuromodulators, and gaseous species, thanks to their strong mechanical properties, superior electron-transfer kinetics, and in-vivo stability. Electrochemical properties of graphite can be improved by coating them with carbon nanotubes (CNTs) which improves sensitivity, selectivity, and resistance to biofouling. Although several types of electrodes have been developed to detect biologically relevant targets like monoamines, multiplexed sensing of dopamine and serotonin is not yet widely available. Herein we introduce pyrolyzed carbon electrodes coated with CNTs for fast scan cyclic voltammetry for simultaneous detection of dopamine and serotonin with a sensitivity of 52{+/-}8nA/M and 5{+/-}17nA/M, respectively. Serotonin shows a broad oxidation peak at 0.68V{+/-}0.12V. When dopamine and serotonin are probed simultaneously at 10 Hz, dopamine oxidizes at 0.1V{+/-} 0.1 and serotonin oxidizes at 0.78V{+/-}0.12 and dopamine reduces at -0.35V{+/-}0.1 and serotonin at 0.1V{+/-}0.2 V. Thus the sensors shows discrimination between dopamine and serotonin and are suitable for simultaneous detection of these monoamines.
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