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Green tea phenols interference in the glucose oxidase/peroxidase test

2011-08-01

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Green tea extract showed false-negative results in the determination of glucose via glucose oxidase (GOD) test. This investigation was undertaken to verify and find out the precise mechanism underlying this interference by determining the reaction kinetics of production and reduction of end-point chromophore. The peroxidase step of the GOD test was found to be interfered and phenols of the green tea were the inter...

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Literature Corpus work: 4b97ae4c-65b1-5d9e-8bba-7c4aaa6cda23
DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-4514.2010.00443.x

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