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K. J. YoonDivision of Applied Sciences, Cheongju University, Chungbuk 360-764, Korea. E-mail: kjyoon@cju.ac.krReceived June 11, 2008Key Words : Chloroprene rubber, Biosensor, Enzyme electrode, Hydrogen peroxide, PeroxidaseIt is essential to immobilize an enzyme on the transducersurface in order to retain its inherent bioactivity in anenzyme modified biosensor. Numerous efforts have beendirected towards finding good enzyme immobilizationmethods over the last 30 years. Conventional methods ofenzyme immobilization include physical adsorption,

A Study of Practical Use of Carbon Paste Biosensor Mechanically Reinforced by Chloroprene Rubber