Issue 21, 2004

Sensitivity increase in molecular recognition by decrease of the sensing particle size and by increase of the receptor binding site – a case with chemomechanical polymers

Abstract

For the first time it is shown that diminishing the particle size of a chemomechanical polymer leads to a dramatic sensitivity increase, with a large response triggered e.g. by action of external AMP; as illustrated with carbohydrate model complexes in solution, the necessary high binding affinity can be achieved by providing an excess of recognition units in one of the partners.

Graphical abstract: Sensitivity increase in molecular recognition by decrease of the sensing particle size and by increase of the receptor binding site – a case with chemomechanical polymers

Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
21 Jun 2004
Accepted
11 Aug 2004
First published
24 Sep 2004

Chem. Commun., 2004, 2436-2437

Sensitivity increase in molecular recognition by decrease of the sensing particle size and by increase of the receptor binding site – a case with chemomechanical polymers

H. Schneider, L. Tianjun and N. Lomadze, Chem. Commun., 2004, 2436 DOI: 10.1039/B409331C

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