Abstract:To achieve rapid and highly sensitive detection of glucose, two-dimensional carbon-based nanomaterials functionalized edge-modified graphene (FG) were used as a conductive carrier and glucose oxidase (GOx) as a biorecognition molecule to construct a high-performance electrochemical biosensor for glucose detection (GCE/FG/GOx/CS). The electrochemical sensing performance of GCE/FG/GOx/CS electrodes was investigated using cyclic voltammetry and time-current methods. The sensing electrodes showed good electrosensing performance, high sensitivity (46.85 μA•mmol•L-1cm-2), and a wide linear detection range (0.05~1.60 mmol•L-1) for glucose, with a detection limit as low as 2.37 μmol•L-1. In addition, the electrode showed good selectivity, reproducibility (n=7, relative standard deviation RSD=2.05%), cycling stability, and storage stability (97.09% retention of response current after one week). The recoveries were 98.5%~104.4% for glucose determination in actual beverage samples. The method is simple, highly selective, and sensitive, providing a theoretical basis for the rapid detection of glucose content in food.