Estudos sobre a imobilização da polifenoloxidase em filmes de polipirrol/poli-3-metiltiofeno e uso destes filmes em biossensores amperométricos
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2017-11-15
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Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da USP
Universidade de São Paulo
Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos
Universidade de São Paulo
Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos
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Nesta dissertação, foram estudados os métodos de síntese de filmes poliméricos como matrizes hospedeiras da enzima tirosinase vislumbrando o desenvolvimento de biossensores mais seletivos e duradouros na detecção de compostos fenólicos. Os polímeros utilizados e preparados por cronoamperometria em acetonitrila foram: polipirrol (PPI), polimetiltiofeno (PMET) e copolímero PPI-PMET. Os filmes PPI-PMET apresentaram características intermediárias às dos filmes PPI e PMET, conforme se verificaram em espectros na região do infravermelho (FTIR), voltametria cíclica e microscopia de força atômica (AFM), evidenciando, assim, a formação de uma nova matriz polimérica. O processo de superoxidação do filme PPI-PMET foi estudado visando a uma imobilização mais eficiente da enzima, quando se obteve uma condição na qual a superoxidação ocorre somente nas cadeias de PPI. Biossensores amperométricos foram preparados a partir do uso da tirosinase extraída do abacate como fonte enzimática por imobilização física e realizada de maneiras diferentes em filmes não superoxidados e superoxidados. Foi feita a otimização das respostas dos filmes variando-se o pH, potencial de trabalho, concentração da enzima e tempo de imobilização da enzima para a detecção de catecol. Os resultados indicaram que a superoxidação do PPI nos filmes PPI-PMET favoreceu a imobilização da enzima, embora não fosse tão eficiente quando se comparou aos filmes com o PPI não superoxidado. Contudo, os biossensores, em geral, apresentaram grande sensibilidade ao catecol, com um limite de detecção baixo, da ordem de 0,12 µmol/L.
The synthesis methods of polymer films as host matrices of the enzyme tyrosinase were studied in this dissertation. It was expected the development of selective and everlasting biosensors for the detection of phenolic compounds. The used polymers were prepared by chronoamperometry in acetonitrile as followed: polypyrrole (PPI), polymethylthiophene (PMET) and copolymer PPI-PMET. The PPI-PMET films showed intermediate characteristics as the PPI and PMET films, as observed in the infrared spectra (FTIR), cyclic voltammetry and atomic force microscopy (AFM), thus indicating the formation of a new polymeric matrix . The process of overoxidized of PPI-PMET film was studied in order to achieve a more efficient immobilization of the enzyme, whilst it was achieved a condition in which overoxidized occurs only in the PPI chain. Amperometric biosensors were prepared from the use of tyrosinase extracted from avocado as an enzyme source by physical immobilization and performed in different ways in both overoxidized and non-overoxidized films. It was performed the optimization of the responses of the films by varying pH, operacuonial potential, enzyme concentration and time in the enzyme immobilization for the detection of catechol. The results showed that the overoxidized PPI in the films PPI-PMET favored the immobilization of the enzyme, although not as efficient when compared to the films with nom overoxidized PPI. Neverthless, the catechol biosensors showed a high sensitivity with a low detection limit in the order of 0.12 µmol/L.
The synthesis methods of polymer films as host matrices of the enzyme tyrosinase were studied in this dissertation. It was expected the development of selective and everlasting biosensors for the detection of phenolic compounds. The used polymers were prepared by chronoamperometry in acetonitrile as followed: polypyrrole (PPI), polymethylthiophene (PMET) and copolymer PPI-PMET. The PPI-PMET films showed intermediate characteristics as the PPI and PMET films, as observed in the infrared spectra (FTIR), cyclic voltammetry and atomic force microscopy (AFM), thus indicating the formation of a new polymeric matrix . The process of overoxidized of PPI-PMET film was studied in order to achieve a more efficient immobilization of the enzyme, whilst it was achieved a condition in which overoxidized occurs only in the PPI chain. Amperometric biosensors were prepared from the use of tyrosinase extracted from avocado as an enzyme source by physical immobilization and performed in different ways in both overoxidized and non-overoxidized films. It was performed the optimization of the responses of the films by varying pH, operacuonial potential, enzyme concentration and time in the enzyme immobilization for the detection of catechol. The results showed that the overoxidized PPI in the films PPI-PMET favored the immobilization of the enzyme, although not as efficient when compared to the films with nom overoxidized PPI. Neverthless, the catechol biosensors showed a high sensitivity with a low detection limit in the order of 0.12 µmol/L.
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Polipirrol (PPI), Biossensores, Tirosinase, Catecol, Superoxidação, Polimetiltiofeno (PMET), Polypyrrole (PPY), Polymethylthiophene (PMET), Biosensors, Overoxidized, Catechol, Tyrosinase