2018
DOI: 10.1002/cphc.201701145
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Photo and Thermo Dual‐Responsive Copolymer Surfaces for Efficient Cell Capture and Release

Abstract: To overcome the low efficiency of single-responsive smart surfaces, we have constructed a dual-responsive smart surface - poly(spiropyran-co-N-isopropylacrylamide) (poly(SP-co-NiPAAm))-grafted silicon nanowire arrays - by combining photo-responsive SP and thermo-responsive NiPAAm units for enhancing the efficiencies of cancer-cell capture and release. These enhanced efficiencies probably originate from the binary cooperative effect of two responsive building units: NiPAAm units can decrease the steric hindranc… Show more

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Chiral and photo-responsive calix [4]arene (trans CAC4) host system that can be adsorbed onto gold surfaces was rationally designed and produced in quantitative yields. Chiral recognition through strong host-guest interaction between trans CAC4 and (R)-naproxen was confirmed by fluorescence titration and 1 H NMR analysis.
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Chiral and photo-responsive calix [4]arene (trans CAC4) host system that can be adsorbed onto gold surfaces was rationally designed and produced in quantitative yields. Chiral recognition through strong host-guest interaction between trans CAC4 and (R)-naproxen was confirmed by fluorescence titration and 1 H NMR analysis.
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“…[3] Chiral recognition and separation of biologically important molecules have attained greater significance in recent years. However, methods to regulate the recognition and separation of chiral molecule through weak non-covalent bonding interaction are highly important, because they also can be applied for control release of chiral drugs, [4] intelligent microfluids [5] and other biotechnological applications. [6] Supramolecular or non-covalent bonding interaction, such as hydrogen bonding, Van der Waals interaction, ionic interaction and host-guest interaction, can be fine-tuned to create a molecular self-assembly at specific configuration, which can be well utilized for enantioselective recognition and separation.…”
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