Multiscattering-enhanced absorbance to enable the sensitive analysis of extremely diluted biological samples: Determination of oxidative potential in exhaled air

Direct determination of the oxidative potential in exhaled air (OPEA) as a biological indicator of the redox balance status in airways requires an extremely sensitive sensing approach to counterbalance the high dilution of the exhaled air matrix. In opposite to standard colorimetric assays based on...

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Published in:Medicine in novel technology and devices 2022-06, Vol.14, p.100120, Article 100120
Main Authors: Goekce, Sami, Concha-Lozano, Nicolas, Sauvain, Jean-Jacques, Hemmendinger, Maud, Portela, Alejandro, Sergent, Elise, Andujar, Pascal, Pairon, Jean-Claude, Wild, Pascal, Suárez, Guillaume
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Language:English
Subjects:
Absorbance enhancement
COPD
Exhaled air
Oxidative potential
Photonic device
Pilot study
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Summary:Direct determination of the oxidative potential in exhaled air (OPEA) as a biological indicator of the redox balance status in airways requires an extremely sensitive sensing approach to counterbalance the high dilution of the exhaled air matrix. In opposite to standard colorimetric assays based on Beer-Lambert Law, the use of simple multiscattering-enhanced absorbance (MEA) strategy results in an improved photonic sensing system. Based on this strategy and using the ferrous-xylenol orange assay, analytical performances allowing the detection of 3 ​pmol of H2O2 could be obtained. The comparative analysis of photometric configurations – standard vs MEA – highlights the large absorbance gain obtained for tiny H2O2 amounts – from 0 to 30 ​pmol – whereas similar sensing trends are observed at higher concentration range. The automated introduction of exhaled air sample into the reaction compartment via needle-impinger coupled with the MEA-based photonic cell enables ultrasensitive determination of OPEA in short time (
ISSN:2590-0935
2590-0935
DOI:10.1016/j.medntd.2022.100120