ArticleRSC advances2023
Design of screen-printed potentiometric platform for sensitive determination of mirabegron in spiked human plasma; molecular docking and transducer optimization.
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Abstract
The integration of molecular modelling simulation and electrochemical sensors is of high interest. Herein, for the first time, a portable solid-contact potentiometric electrode was designed for the sensitive determination of mirabegron (MIR) in human plasma and pharmaceutical formulation. A two-step optimization protocol was investigated for the fabrication of an ion on sensing polymeric membrane. First, molecular docking was used for optimum ionophore selection. Calix[6]arene showed the highest affinity towards MIR with a better docking score (-4.35) and potential energy (-65.23) compared to other calixarene derivatives. Second, carbon nanotubes and gold nanoparticles were investigated as ion-electron transducers using a drop-casting procedure. Gold nanoparticle-based sensors showed better slope, potential stability, and rapid response compared to carbon nanotubes. The proposed solid contact sensors (V-VII) showed comparable sensitivity and ease of handling compared to liquid contact sensors (I-IV). The optimized gold nanoparticles sensor VII produced a Nernstian response over the range of 9.77 × 10
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