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Tianyu Wang,
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Language: Английский
Innovative MOF-Enhanced Electroanalytical Approach for Sensitive Sunitinib Malate Detection in Renal Carcinoma Patients Using CuO/Lanthanum MOF-Modified Carbon Paste Electrode
Azza H. Rageh,
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Mohamed I. Said,
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Asmaa Abdeltawab
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Talanta Open,
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2025,
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2024,
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Screen-printed electrode for electrochemical detection of sunitinib malate for therapeutic drug monitoring
Arun Warrier,
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Pooja Das Manjulabhai,
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Sunitinib
is
a
targeted
therapy
for
colorectal
cancer,
which
needs
precise
dosage
due
to
potential
severe
side
effects
from
overdose.
Therapeutic
drug
monitoring
crucial
maintaining
optimal
levels
in
body
fluids.
Traditional
anticancer
dose
evaluation
methods
such
as
high-pressure
liquid
chromatography,
chromatography
with
mass
spectrophotometry,
and
immunoassays
are
cumbersome.
This
study
explores
the
utilization
of
electrochemical
sensors
on
indigenously
developed
screen-printed
electrodes
sunitinib
malate
monitoring.
Differential
pulse
voltammetry,
cyclic
voltammetry
chrono-amperometric
studies
were
conducted
conventional
three-electrode
system.
An
anodic
peak
current,
indicative
electrooxidation,
was
observed
around
+0.45
V
vs.
Ag/AgCl
reference
electrode
0.1
M
PB
pH
7.4.
Sensitivity,
limit
detection
method
determined
0.386
µA
µM-1
cm-2,
0.009
0.0108
µM,
respectively.
The
response
exhibited
linearity
(R2
=
0.990)
concentration
ranging
0.08
88
μM
good
reproducibility.
DPV
real
samples
yielded
acceptable
recovery
values.
Electrochemical
based
present
promising
approach
monitoring,
offering
sensitivity,
low
detection,
wide
linear
range.
Since
expected
plasma
much
higher
than
sensor
range,
it
can
be
used
sample
analysis.
Here
could
simplify
improve
therapeutic
cancer
treatment.
Language: Английский