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The dopamine template molecule was successfully trapped in the polypyrrole (PPy) film where it created artificial recognition sites.
The X-ray diffraction patterns and FTIR analyses indicate that the molecule was successfully intercalated into the ZLH interlayer space with an average basal spacing of 24 Å.
The Composite Central Face design was validated and the recovery of the target molecule was successfully improved from 39%to83.5%5%, with an outstanding increase of more than double, while maintaining 100% of purity.
In the experimental phase an oligothiophene molecule was successfully inserted in the nanogap, producing a first Metal-Molecule-Metal system, and it was characterized by current-voltage (Figure 10) measurements, taking into account that the coupling between metal and molecule plays a key role.
All selected molecular imprinting polymers (MIPs) demonstrated stronger affinity in comparison with corresponding blank polymers resulting in imprinted factors (I) equal to 1.2 (cocaine), 2.5 (deoxyephedrine), 3.5 (methadone) and 3 (morphine) which suggested that the specific binding site for each molecule was successfully created.
In order to test whether this site can harbor the donor substrate, an acetyl-CoA molecule was successfully modeled into the tunnel by superposition with the crystal structure of O-acetyltransferase OatWY of N. meningitidis serogroup W-135 and Y (Figure 3) [25].
This indicates that the POSS molecule is successfully attached to the surface of the MWNTs.
More importantly, the phage displaying target-specific Fab-ΔpIII molecules was successfully enriched by panning, which allows isolation of the pHf1g3A-2 phagencodingoding antigen-specific Fd molecules.
HPTCP molecules were successfully loaded onto the GO surface without affecting its original structure and property.
Through a facile approach BTESPT molecules are successfully grafted onto the surface of graphene oxide.
The results indicate that the per-hydroxylated pillar[5]arene molecules are successfully linked onto the surface of graphene.
