Lactate is a vital biomarker for disease diagnosis and healthcare management. With the development of wearable sensors, by analyzing biofluids, such as sweat, saliva, and tears, it is possible to implement the in situ detection of lactate, which could provide clinical-grade data for early disease detection and personalized healthcare. Among them, non-enzymatic lactate electrochemical sensors (NELESs) are on the rise due to their quick response, are easily miniaturized, and have the ability to overcome the intrinsic disadvantages of enzymatic sensors. Compared with enzyme-based lactate sensors, NELESs could simplify the electrode preparation process, reduce the cost, and improve the sensing stability and service life. In this review, we introduce the significance of the real-time monitoring of lactate and highlight recent advances in wearable electrochemical sensors toward continuous lactate analysis in biofluids. In particular, metal nanomaterials have great potential in constructing NELESs due to their unique physical and chemical properties, which can be divided into four categories: bimetallic nanomaterials, transition metal chalcogenides (TMC), metal oxides, and layered double hydroxides. We discuss recent advances of these non-enzymatic lactate oxidation materials in detail, and provide some insights for the further development of NELESs through a comprehensive analysis.
Recent Advancement in Non-Enzymatic Electrochemical Detection of Lactate Based on Metal Nanomaterials: A Review
Published 2025 in Italian National Conference on Sensors
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2025
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Italian National Conference on Sensors
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2025-10-01
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Medicine, Materials Science, Chemistry
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