2015
DOI: 10.1002/marc.201500021
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Mussel-Inspired One-Pot Synthesis of a Fluorescent and Water-Soluble Polydopamine-Polyethyleneimine Copolymer

Abstract: Inspired by the molecular mechanics of mussel adhesive formation, a novel water-soluble fluorescent macromolecule (polydopamine-polyethyleneimine (PDA-PEI)) is prepared by one-pot copolymerization of dopamine (DA) and PEI. In this method, DA is polymerized to form PDA, which is then coupled with PEI mainly through Michael addition. The fluorescence property of PDA-PEI is mainly attributed to the Michael addition of PEI on the 5,6-dihydroxyindole (DHI) units of PDA, where PEI can form hydrogen bonds with oxidat… Show more

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“…When compared to pristine gelatin mats, substantial changes were observed in the mats containing LPEI/BPEI after polydopamine crosslinking. The appearance of a broad hump around 2110 cm À1 , assigned to the substituted imines (m substitutedC @ N ) confirmed the crosslinking of LPEI to dopamine and gelatin [65][66][67]. The presence of an intense peak at 3494 cm À1 (assigned to the m (O-H/N-H) of polydopamine) and a shoulder around 3278 cm À1 (assigned to the 2°amine groups of LPEI/BPEI) further indicated the presence of LPEI/BPEI within polydopamine crosslinked gelatin mats.…”
Section: Polydopamine Crosslinking Onto Electrospun Gelatin Attenuatesupporting
confidence: 54%
“…When compared to pristine gelatin mats, substantial changes were observed in the mats containing LPEI/BPEI after polydopamine crosslinking. The appearance of a broad hump around 2110 cm À1 , assigned to the substituted imines (m substitutedC @ N ) confirmed the crosslinking of LPEI to dopamine and gelatin [65][66][67]. The presence of an intense peak at 3494 cm À1 (assigned to the m (O-H/N-H) of polydopamine) and a shoulder around 3278 cm À1 (assigned to the 2°amine groups of LPEI/BPEI) further indicated the presence of LPEI/BPEI within polydopamine crosslinked gelatin mats.…”
Section: Polydopamine Crosslinking Onto Electrospun Gelatin Attenuatesupporting
confidence: 54%
“…42 Thus the ultrathin layer on Fe 3 O 4 @PDA/PEI should be due to the decrease of intra-and intermolecular noncovalent interactions caused by the addition of PEI. 42 Thus the ultrathin layer on Fe 3 O 4 @PDA/PEI should be due to the decrease of intra-and intermolecular noncovalent interactions caused by the addition of PEI.…”
Section: Characterizations Of Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The films exhibited enhanced solvent processability, thermal stability and a low adsorption of proteins and thus were claimed promising for antifouling coatings. When DA was mixed with PEI and oxidatively polymerized in air and Tris buffer, covalent linkage between the amino groups of PEI and PDA could be assumed by Schiff base formation or Michael type addition (Scheme , bottom; Scheme ) . This methodology was used to obtain free standing films wherein the inherent rigidity of PDA is suspended and in the fabrication of organic – inorganic hybrid microcapsules useful for immobilization of enzymes, dye absorption and glucose sensing .…”
Section: Pdanas By Copolymerization Of Da With Other Monomers or Reacmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This methodology was used to obtain free standing films wherein the inherent rigidity of PDA is suspended and in the fabrication of organic – inorganic hybrid microcapsules useful for immobilization of enzymes, dye absorption and glucose sensing . Furthermore, the PEI – PDA composites exhibit fluorescence that is specifically affected by metal ions …”
Section: Pdanas By Copolymerization Of Da With Other Monomers or Reacmentioning
confidence: 99%
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