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Direct electron transfer involving a large protein: glucose oxidase

Electrochemical behavior of glucose oxidase fixed in the bulk of a graphite paste electrode, with no additives available to play the role of mediator or redox activator, shows the oxido reduction of the prosthetic FAD group that is still attached to the apoenzyme with no loss of enzyme activity.

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