A novel electrochemical sensor based on MIP technology for sensitive determination of cinacalcet hydrochloride in tablet dosage form and serum samples

M. The reliability of the constructed sensor was determined using CIN detection in real samples as tablet dosage form and human serum, yielding recovery results of 100.19% and 101.82%, respectively. The selectivity investigation was performed against prevalent interference substances. The relative imprinting factor (IF) values of CIN impurities confirmed the selectivity of the CIN sensor.