Dual macrocyclic chemical input based highly protective molecular keypad lock using fluorescence in solution phase: A new type approach
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DOI: 10.1016/j.molliq.2021.115679
Abstract: Abstract Generally, the non-bonding interactions provide the stability to the host-guest complexes without affecting the molecular identity of macrocyclic host and guest (probe) molecules. As a result, macrocyclic-based systems are far more deserving candidates over… read more here.
Keywords: dual macrocyclic; chemical; macrocyclic chemical; highly protective ... See more keywords
Electrochemical DNA Scaffold-Based Sensing Platform for Multiple Modes of Protein Assay and a Keypad Lock System.
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DOI: 10.1021/acs.analchem.2c00800
Abstract: Development of a flexible, easy-to-use, and well-controllable DNA-based sensing platform would provide enormous opportunities to boost molecular diagnosis and signal transduction or information processing. Herein, a duplex DNA scaffold containing a bulge was deployed for… read more here.
Keywords: sensing platform; dna scaffold; platform; based sensing ... See more keywords
Antibiotic-triggered reversible luminescence switching in amine-grafted mixed-linker MOF: exceptional turn-on and ultrafast nanomolar detection of sulfadiazine and adenosine monophosphate with molecular keypad lock functionality
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DOI: 10.1039/c9ta06632b
Abstract: Mixed-linker CSMCRI-2 demonstrates the turn-on and nanomolar detection of antibiotics and biophosphates with antibiotic-triggered reversible fluorescence switching and keypad lock function. read more here.
Keywords: antibiotic triggered; mixed linker; keypad lock; triggered reversible ... See more keywords
Sequential Detection of CN− and HSO4− Anions in an Aqueous Environment Utilizing a New Colorimetric Azoimine Receptor: Mimicking Logic Gate Behaviour and a Security Keypad Lock
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DOI: 10.1071/ch18048
Abstract: A new isonicotiamide-based azoimine receptor has been successfully devised and synthesised for dual-recognition of CN− and HSO4− anions in aqueous media (3 : 2 DMSO–water solution). The devised azomethine probe detected lethal cyanide ions under UV-vis spectroscopy… read more here.
Keywords: anions aqueous; hso4 anions; logic gate; hso4 ... See more keywords