2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.cis.2021.102568
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Core-shell microparticles: From rational engineering to diverse applications

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“…α1 receptors are mainly distributed in the vascular smooth muscle (such as skin, mucosal blood vessels, and some internal organs). When excited, it causes vasoconstriction. α1 receptors are also distributed in the pupil dilator muscle, and the pupil dilator muscle contracts and the pupil dilates when excited . α2 receptors are mainly distributed on the presynaptic membrane of noradrenergic nerves .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…α1 receptors are mainly distributed in the vascular smooth muscle (such as skin, mucosal blood vessels, and some internal organs). When excited, it causes vasoconstriction. α1 receptors are also distributed in the pupil dilator muscle, and the pupil dilator muscle contracts and the pupil dilates when excited . α2 receptors are mainly distributed on the presynaptic membrane of noradrenergic nerves .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…151,152 For instance, biodegradable and biocompatible polymer shell materials with dened thickness, pores, and degradation properties can act as a barrier and control the release of core compounds containing drugs and antibiotics which have been great assets in the biomedical eld. 153 In electrodes for energy storage, a hollow structure and void create a space to allow thermal or volumetric expansions caused by continuous ion insertion/de-insertions. For nanomaterial preparation, core materials serve as 'templates' for building hierarchical hollow structures.…”
Section: Hybrid Forcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…20 Functionalization as a strategy has been successfully applied to a wide-range of materials ranging from nanobubbles 21 to nanofibers 22 to core-shell microparticles. 23 For example, Gole and colleagues exploited the alkynophilicity of Pd 2+ ions to achieve a high loading of Pd nanoparticles in alkyne-functionalized MOFs, resulting in highly efficient heterogeneous catalysis. 24 While there are several strategies that can be employed for the functionalization of MOFs, the most widely used is postsynthetic modification, where the functionalization is carried out after the MOF is synthesized.…”
Section: Dhiraj Bhatiamentioning
confidence: 99%