{Reference Type}: Journal Article
{Title}: Well-modulated interfacial ion transport enables D-sorbitol/PEDOT:PSS fibers to sense brain electrophysiological signals in vivo.
{Author}: Xu T;
{Journal}: Chem Commun (Camb)
{Volume}: 60
{Issue}: 63
{Year}: 2024 Aug 1
{Factor}: 6.065
{DOI}: 10.1039/d4cc01867b
{Abstract}: A neuroelectrode can be easily prepared using a wet-spun fiber of D-sorbitol/PEDOT:PSS. At a D-sorbitol/PEDOT:PSS weight ratio of 6, the fiber is well-modulated with suitable characters, including the morphology, crystallization, diffusion resistance (179 kΩ), and electric double-layer capacitance (2.72 μF), for sensitive recording of brain activity during somatosensory stimulation and seizures. Additionally, the fiber is highly biocompatible with the brain. This study presents a simple and controllable strategy for the chemical construction of conducting polymer-based neurosensors.