Preparation of a silk fibroin/gelatin composite hydrogel for high-selectively adsorbing bovine hemoglobin

Selective Extraction and Quantification of Hemoglobin Based on a Novel Molecularly Imprinted Nanopolymeric Structure of Poly(acrylamide-vinyl imidazole)

“…Molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) represent a well-established class of materials with a rich historical background and a diverse array of applications. , In the realm of chemical analysis, MIPs have the potential to substitute biogenic materials like antibodies, providing the necessary selectivity for analytical methods. − Beyond their various applications, the preparation of MIPs for analysis demands meticulous consideration of specific factors that play a critical role in influencing the overall efficiency of the imprinting process . MIPs exhibit distinctive selectivity for a predefined analyte or compounds sharing similar structures, featuring detection regions that prevent unintended binding. − Their versatility finds application across various domains, including industry, medicine, agriculture, and the environment . The attractiveness of MIPs lies in their cost-effectiveness, simplicity, ease of production, physical durability, stability, resistance to temperature and pressure, applicability to numerous target analytes, and high affinity for these targets .…”

“… 29 MIPs exhibit distinctive selectivity for a predefined analyte or compounds sharing similar structures, featuring detection regions that prevent unintended binding. 30 − 32 Their versatility finds application across various domains, including industry, medicine, agriculture, and the environment. 33 The attractiveness of MIPs lies in their cost-effectiveness, simplicity, ease of production, physical durability, stability, resistance to temperature and pressure, applicability to numerous target analytes, and high affinity for these targets.…”