Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of producing a non-enzymatic detecting electrode strip for use on whole blood, including:

Abstract: A portable multi-functional electrochemical biosensor system includes a plurality of sample cells, pluggable information memories and a multi-functional signal analysis processor. The biosensor system uses a set of sample cell and pluggable information memory to detect the concentration of a corresponding selected analyte. Each sample cell has a reaction zone on which a chemical substance is placed to react with the corresponding analyte and has at least two independent electrodes. During detection, each corresponding pluggable information memory can provide parameters used for analysis. The multi-functional signal analysis processor has a microprocessor, an electrically erasable programmable read/write memory and an environmental temperature sensor. The concentration of the selected analyte is calculated by using the electrochemical reaction signal output from the sample cell and the parameters with cooperation of the environmental temperature sensor, and then an analysis result is output.

Abstract: The subject invention relates to a disposable hemoglobin and hematocrit detecting electrode strip, the preparation and the use thereof. The concentration of hemoglobin and hematocrit in a liquid sample can be determined by electrochemically analyzing the liquid sample under a low operation voltage of below 400 mV. When the electrode strip is applied to detect the concentration of hemoglobin and hematocrit in human body, the whole blood is directly used as the sample. The hemoglobin and hematocrit detecting electrode strip is modified by a water-soluble redox electron mediator. The electrode strip simplifies the analysis of hemoglobin and hematocrit, is conveniently portable and can be easily manufactured in mass-production.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a test strip and a biosensor having an increased conductivity and a slurry comprising a fiber, meal particles having a size in nanometer and a bioactive substance. The invention is characterized by incorporating metal particles having size in nanometer into the reaction layer of test strip and biosensor to increase the conductivity between the reaction layer and the electrodes so that the redox reaction can be readily completed and the measurement time can thus be shortened.

Abstract: A biosensor for detecting contents of biochemical components in a sample, comprising: an electrically insulating substrate; an anode disposed on the substrate, the anode being formed with, on both ends of the anode, a working electrode and an anode connector respectively; a cathode disposed on the substrate, the cathode being formed with, on both ends of the cathode, a reference electrode and a cathode connector respectively; a reaction layer disposed on the working electrode and the reference electrode having an area, the reaction layer being used for contacting and for reacting with the sample; an electrically insulating layer disposed on the substrate and having an opening for receiving the sample on the reaction layer and an opening end; and a reticular covering layer on the reaction layer, the reticular covering layer at least covering a part of the opening.

Abstract: The subject invention relates to a disposable hemoglobin and hematocrit detecting electrode strip, the preparation and the use thereof. The concentration of hemoglobin and hematocrit in a liquid sample can be determined by electrochemically analyzing the liquid sample under a low operation voltage of below 400 mV. When the electrode strip is applied to detect the concentration of hemoglobin and hematocrit in human body, the whole blood is directly used as the sample. The hemoglobin and hematocrit detecting electrode strip is modified by a water-soluble redox electron mediator. The electrode strip simplifies the analysis of hemoglobin and hematocrit, is conveniently portable and can be easily manufactured in mass-production.