Rapid Creatinine Quantification via Electrochemistry

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A sample volume of creatinine sample of 300 uL is placed on the electrode having the FeCl₃receptor of 0.6 mg then the peak reduction current value is noted from cyclic voltammogram specifying a potential window from 0.6 V to −1.0 V with scan rate of 0.1 V/sec in CHI Electrochemical workstation. The value of peak reduction current is measured as 105 μA. The presence of this current value is searched in the values as provided in Table 1 and the corresponding concentration of urine creatinine is retrieved, which is 240 mg/dL.

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US11867654B2. Device and method for detecting creatinine and albumin to creatinine ratio (2024-01-09). INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE [IN]. Inventors: Vinay Kumar [IN], Navakanta Bhat [IN], Nikhila Kashyap Dhanvantari Madhuresh [IN].

Patent 2024

A 300 Creatinine Scan Urine

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Variable analysis

independent variables

Volume of creatinine sample
FeCl3 receptor concentration

dependent variables

Peak reduction current value

control variables

Potential window (0.6 V to -1.0 V)
Scan rate (0.1 V/sec)
Electrochemical workstation (CHI)

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