An electroconducting copper (II) imprinted sensor using algae as cheap substitute of multiwalled carbon nanotubes
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The encapsulated algal stains not only restricted the probable metal biosorption but also enhanced electro-conducting behavior of MIP-film.

The most interesting feature of algae was its ability to serve as an in-expensive alternative to the costly MWCNTs.

The detection sensitivity was found to the tune of 0.004 ng mL−1.

The proposed sensor could be utilized for the assessment of Cu (II) supplementation in patients.

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