“…MIPs are stable polymers with molecular recognition abilities and resistant to a wide range of conditions (pH, organic solvents, temperature, pressure), and were used for several different applications, such as chromatographic stationary phases (Hishiya et al, 2003), enantiomeric separation (Adbo & Nicholls, 2001), solid-phase extraction (SPE) (El-Sheikh et al, 2010), and catalysis (Anderson et al, 2005); they were also used as receptors (Haupt, 2003), antibodies (Svitel et al, 2001), enzyme mimics (Nicholls et al, 1996), affinity and sensing materials (Syu et al, 2006), and, in recent years, pharmaceutical applications, such as drug discovery, drug purification, or drug delivery (Mosbach, 2006;Yu Y. et al, 2002;Caldorera-Moore & Peppas, 2009;Hilt & Byrne, 2004).…”